This Policy Brief 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.
Steps for strengthening recognition of Indigenous perspectives in critical minerals production are discussed in this journal article. The research introduces a proposed new perspective of ‘geos-politics’ – the geopolitics of minerals, nature and the geosphere that merges Western and Indigenous perspectives.
This UKERC Briefing Paper provides an analysis of the drivers behind high electricity bills, the expected trajectory of bill components through 2030, and the policy and market reforms that could meaningfully reduce costs for UK households.
Today, the Energy Data Centre has launched a new website, with a host of new functionalities for…
The Ultra-Long Duration Energy Storage (Ultra-LDES) Challenge will offer grants which support the…
New funding has been made available through Innovate UK to support the development of ultra long…
UKERC is delighted to open applications for the 2026 Inclusive Writing Retreat, taking place in…
Organised by: University of Strathclyde Register here Tuesday, September 1: 5:45 PM –
Organised by Energy Industries Council September 2-3, 2026 Location:…
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