UKERC has submitted evidence to The Energy Security and Net Zero Committee’s inquiry into the link between high UK energy costs, decarbonising UK business and industry and driving badly-needed economic growth.
This study examines repurposing end-of-life gas power stations into modular nuclear plants and further enabling hydrogen integration via high-temperature electrolysis, where the electricity-heat split is governed by endogenous reactor choice.
In September 2026, The Environment and Climate Change Committee launched an inquiry into ‘Dunkelflaute and the risks of electricity intermittency’.
This interview was originally published on the RD20 website. UKERC has been operating for 25…
This blog was originally published by Strathclyde’s Centre for Energy Policy. Last week’s…
Today, UK Chancellor John Healey delivered his first budget, in which the Government announced…
Join us for the launch of the UK Energy Research Centre’s flagship publication, the Review of…
Webinar | 12 November 2026 | 14:00–15:30 GMT | Zoom How can the UK maintain a secure,…
Conference 12th to 13th November 2026Rome, Italy Coalesce Research Group is delighted to…
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