Hydrogen over gas-fired power – are we ready for it?
Attendees at COP29 would have had to have kept their eyes tightly shut not to have noticed the prominence given…
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Andrew Tunnicliffe
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Wind turbine flaws put Siemens in a headwind
For Siemens Energy, it has been a stormy few months. Binning its profit forecast in June, the German-owned energy giant…
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Could coastal combined power be the future of UK power?
Our planet – and those with whom we share it – faces an extensive yet growing list of challenges, that…
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Ocean power: a running tide for renewables in Asia
If there is one certainty in today’s changeable world, it is that tides will rise and fall. You only need…
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Price caps and politics: inside the UK’s energy cost crisis
Europe continues to hold the unenviable title of being the epicentre of the global energy crisis. Not a week –…
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A breeze, not a storm: inside wind power investment
In 2021 renewable energy continued its steady expansion, well above the long-term trend, according to data from the International Renewable…
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Industrial biomass: is it a mass movement?
At the end of January 2022, the Germany-based Koehler Group announced it had developed a new biomass technology that would…
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The US EV market’s need to shift a gear
It’s an unusual fact, but a fact nonetheless: the US electric vehicle (EV) market is lagging behind its biggest international…
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Europe’s winds of climate change
The EU has said: “By becoming climate neutral, the EU will be the first continent to reach a net-zero emissions…
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Making blue from RED – the potential of salinity gradient power
As certain as we are of the uninterrupted flow of tidal waters, we know that for humanity to sustain life,…