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
Read article: Hydrogen: the word from the UK’s Committee on Climate Change
Drifting seabirds tagged with GPS show tides in Irish Sea
Read article: Razorbills provide sharp insight into ocean currents
The large-scale viability of P2G is confirmed, argues Dave Elliott
Read article: All power to gas
Dave Elliott contemplates a brave new green energy world of mass production of low-cost renewable systems, flexibly supply and demand with baseload less relevant, power to gas and more
Read article: 100% renewables? No problems
Working at the interface of academia and industry in the energy sector makes for exciting research, as John Irvine tells Anna Demming
Read article: Fuelling the planet
Two groups of researchers challenge earlier study that doubted feasibility, reports Dave Elliott
Read article: 100% renewable electricity is viable
Views on balancing and the roles of biomass and power-to-gas vary, says Dave Elliott
Read article: Global energy in 2050 – can renewables supply it all?
The real problem with renewables will not be shortfalls but regular excesses, says Dave Elliott
Read article: Too much of a good thing: an excess of UK renewables?
Relationships with surrounding rural communities will be key, says Dave Elliott
Read article: How close can cities get to 100% renewable energy?
Nation currently has single 30 MW offshore wind farm off Rhode Island
Read article: US offshore wind most valuable off north-east coast
