Negative carbon not on
Negative emission technologies have "limited realistic potential" according to the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council
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Experts agree on advantages of direct current power in buildings
Survey could aid shift to more energy-efficient electricity usage
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Carbon counting and beyond
There are disputes over the relative emissions from renewables and nuclear, but is it time to include measures other than carbon?
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What’s the best way to encourage electric vehicle adoption?
Exemption from rules on high-occupancy lanes appears most cost-effective
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How do oil companies see the energy future?
Fossil fuels may be with us for some time, while opinions vary on the outlook for renewables
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Green power – the debate hots up
Opinions vary on the cheapest way to decarbonize heating but has a consensus emerged that renewables can supply the bulk of our power by 2050, and also heat and transport fuel?
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Farewell to FiTs
UK government scheme supporting small renewable energy projects set to end next spring
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Tidal lagoon fallout
Swansea energy project fails to win government support
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Clean energy is vital – but still not enough
There are some problems clean energy from wind and sun cannot solve. Two new studies provide a roadmap of the challenges ahead
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Forward energy thinking on renewables and nuclear
Reports from UK’s National Infrastructure Commission and Committee on Climate Change examine energy futures
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