The life ahead is electric
Will we get a Cornucopian future of plentiful cheap clean power or market self-cannibalization? Dave Elliott gives his take
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Wave energy in the UK – is it dead?
The UK is ideally placed for big ocean swells. Dave Elliott takes a look at past and current attempts to capture this energy
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Financing renewables in the UK
Dave Elliott looks at the history and future of government support for renewable electricity and heat
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Earth, water, wind and Sun: a history of renewable energy in the UK
Dave Elliott examines how the early days of alternative technology may influence the future
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Community energy: a local solution?
Dave Elliott looks at grass-roots initiatives in the UK and across Europe
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After the FIT
Dave Elliott examines the plans for what’s next after the UK government closes the feed-in tariff scheme to new applicants in late March
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A swansong from the Energy Technologies Institute
ETI "not afraid to back unpopular ideas", according to Dave Elliott
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Crunch time for carbon reduction
There are calls for the rapid adoption of negative-emission technologies to cut the risk of carbon over-shoot and major climate impacts, says Dave Elliott. But which should we use?
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BECCS it, says the CCC
Dave Elliott ponders UK Committee on Climate Change's "full ahead" take on biomass energy with carbon capture and storage
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Hydrogen: the word from the UK’s Committee on Climate Change
With hydrogen “likely to be an important part of the next stage of the UK’s energy transition”, Dave Elliott looks at the pros and cons
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