This study seeks to answer key questions on which long duration electricity storage (LDES) and low carbon dispatchable power (LCDP) technologies can be delivered by 2030/2035 in the UK.
The two consultations address how the market should be structured alongside NESO’s new remit for strategic energy planning to deliver a system with the right balance of generation, demand and transmission infrastructure in terms of both scale and location.
This scoping review helps to refine the understanding of this policy landscape through examining how place-based and related approaches to building and heat decarbonisation have been employed in both government policy and non-governmental organisation (NGO) literature in Great Britain from 2010 to 2026.
Rob gave evidence to the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee, who were inquiring into what…
Now in its third iteration, the fund broadens the people, institutions, and research areas UKERC…
A new European Energy Research Alliance (EERA) programme on energy security and resilience has been…
The 90 minute-session will explore UKERC’s latest report, ‘From National to Neighbourhood: A…
Hosted by: Supergen Energy Networks Hub (University of Bath) A great opportunity for everyone…
We’re excited to announce the UK-HyRES & GW-SHIFT Hydrogen Industry & ECR…
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