Cuts and uncertainty: the UK’s anaerobic digestion sector
A couple of decades ago, the primary aim of anaerobic digestion (AD) was recycling waste at sewage plants to bring…
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Lindsay Dodgson
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SunShot: standardising solar across the US
Solar energy is responsible for around only 1% of total electricity generation in the US, and it has had a…
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Iceland CCS: Transforming emissions into limestone
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology has yet to make its way into the industry mainstream. Projects around the world…
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Are low oil prices good news for offshore wind?
Low oil prices and global commitments to intensify the battle against climate change mean oil and gas companies have little…
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Rising tide in the UK: Isle of Wight tidal project
Tidal energy has taken a backseat in the renewable energy market, despite being one of the most reliable forms of…
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Capturing emissions: ExxonMobil and FuelCell take on CCS
Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) has long been an ultimate goal for many energy companies, for both money saving and…
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Is nuclear storage in South Australia a glowing prospect?
Despite the setbacks it has faced in recent years, with countries such as Germany, Italy and Spain embarking on phase-outs,…
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Steama.co: smart energy management for rural Africa
Around the world, about 1.3 billion people live without power. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), over 95% of…
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Lean and clean: why modern coal-fired power plants are better by design
In January, US President Barack Obama mounted the latest offensive in what Republicans have dubbed his 'war on coal' by…
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Trans Mountain Oil Sands: new pipeline, same old problems?
Calculating the balance between economic benefits and environmental risks is an important part of any fossil fuel development that could…