The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has released an assessment of the illustrative costs associated with its Future Energy Scenarios 2025, revealing a potential halving of energy-related spending as a share of GDP by mid-century. The findings
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Researchers Nickholas Gutierrez, Rodrigo Araiza Bravo, and Susanne Yelin from the University of Connecticut have published new findings in the field of quantum metrology, exploring how quantum neural networks can enhance the performance of quantum se
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In the realm of energy research, a trio of scientists from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, Timofey T. Sergeev, Evgeny S. Andrianov, and Alexander A. Zyablovsky, have made a significant discovery that could potentially impact the under
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Farah Altarazi, a researcher affiliated with the University of Texas at Austin, has conducted a study evaluating the impact of population growth and decarbonization regulations on the energy market within the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ER
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The SOLiD project is not just another research initiative; it’s a bold attempt to rewrite the rules of battery manufacturing in Europe. By focusing on solid-state lithium-metal batteries, the project aims to address some of the most pressing challeng
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VSB has commenced construction on the 18MW Arnsberg/Oeventrop wind farm in North Rhine-Westphalia, marking another step in Germany’s energy transition. The developer has begun site preparation for three Vestas V150 turbines, with commissioning target
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In the realm of agricultural technology, a team of researchers from the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh has developed an innovative system aimed at reducing post-harvest losses and enhancing food safety. Anindya Bhattacharjee, Nittya Ananda Biswas,
Dr Emma Guthrie, CEO of the Hydrogen Energy Association (HEA), reflects on a year of significant progress and persistent challenges in the UK’s hydrogen sector. Her assessment underscores a pivotal shift: hydrogen is no longer a technology of the fut
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The UK government has unveiled a £310 million budget for the Allocation Round 7a (AR7a) Contracts for Difference auction, a move that could significantly reshape the country’s renewable energy landscape. This funding will be open to all non-offshore
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Researchers from the University of Oklahoma, led by Zifan Zhou and Bin Li, have developed a novel digital twin framework called AIMNET for continuous monitoring and early detection of gas emissions. This technology integrates IoT-based sensing networ
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