Rotatiload! Synchronous inertia and frequency stability
As we move away from large power plants, there will be problems with maintaining the stability of the electric grid
Read article: The curious case of the porpoises and the Dutch wind farm
The curious case of the porpoises and the Dutch wind farm
New film will investigate the impacts of offshore wind on marine ecosystems
Solar heating shines again
The UK may be doing reasonably well on green power, but it is not making much progress on green heat. What about solar heating?
100% of all energy from renewables?
Obtaining 100% of all electricity from renewables by 2050 no longer looks impossible. But what about heating and transport?
Read article: Reports of coal’s terminal decline are premature
Reports of coal’s terminal decline are premature
Expansion in Turkey, Indonesia and Vietnam counteracts reductions by China and India
100% renewables – a fantasy?
Getting 100% of electricity, much less all energy, from renewables is too much to expect, says the Policy Exchange. But several studies disagree
BEIS is optimistic about UK energy future
Dave Elliott delves into the truth behind the UK government's latest renewable energy claims
Read article: How well did subsidies for solar panels on US homes work?
How well did subsidies for solar panels on US homes work?
Most funding reaches areas with higher incomes, study finds
Read article: The science and policy of green energy
The science and policy of green energy
Juliet Davenport, the chief executive of Good Energy, speaks at the University of the West of England
Read article: Space-race technology revived to generate greener energy
Space-race technology revived to generate greener energy
Thermionic convertor overcomes efficiency pitfalls
