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Findings and recommendations from the UK Hydrogen Champion for government and industry to accelerate the growth of the hydrogen sector.
Technical studies on carbon capture readiness and hydrogen readiness of electricity generators that provide an evidence base for the assessment of decarbonisation readiness requirements.
Market assessment of the UK venture capital market for early-stage clean tech companies.
Final evaluation findings from Phases 1 to 7 of the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund.
Final evaluation findings from the Hy4Heat Programme.
Final evaluation findings from Phase 2 of the Modern Energy Partners (MEP) programme.
This report outlines how grouping non-domestic customers into attitudes towards smart metering, business and energy can be utilised to increase engagement with smart meters.
A synthesis and estimation of the containment certainty of CO2 in deep geological storage sites.
Research on the heating and cooling installer workforce in England and their attitudes to heat pump training and standards.
An assessment of hydrogen transportation and storage infrastructure requirements up to 2035.
The role and requirements for long-duration electricity storage and associated system impacts.
An assessment of the supply chain requirements to support the hydrogen economy in the UK.
This report sets out the carbon intensity of 5 potential routes for imported hydrogen.
These Key Knowledge Deliverables (KKDs) provide key findings and lessons learnt from carbon capture, usage and storage projects and are of interest to the international CCUS community.
These key knowledge deliverables (KKDs) provide key findings and lessons learnt from carbon capture, usage and storage projects and are of interest to the international CCUS community.
Technoeconomic analysis and review of next generation carbon capture technology to be deployed on UK industrial, waste and power sites between 2030 and 2035.
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