Does the UK need 40 GW of firm capacity?
Dave Elliott queries recent assumptions and looks to a future with more than 100 GW of renewables
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Greening gas is not so easy
Dave Elliott ponders the outlook for green gas, leakage and the alphabet soup of P2G and SMR+CCS
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How have solar cells undercut coal?
Martin Green describes the physics and politics that have helped and hindered photovoltaic energy suppliers to finally outbid fossil fuels
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Oversizing renewables to avoid shortfalls
Does it make sense to oversupply then dump, asks Dave Elliott
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Solar panel generates fresh water and electricity
Waste heat is used to desalinate sea water
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Green power curtailment in China
China slows to speed up and a rise in Asian supergrids – Dave Elliott has the details
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Curtailment: losing green power
Dave Elliott examines the causes of – and solutions for – renewable energy curtailment
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Pushing renewables ahead
How best can we accelerate technology innovation to meet the net zero emissions target? Dave Elliott examines the recommendations
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Renewables in the UK: what next?
England is not pulling its weight when it comes to renewables output per head. Dave Elliott tells us more
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The cost of energy
No-one wants to put extra costs on energy bills but some may be inevitable for longer-term survival, says Dave Elliott
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