Octopus dives into data heat
Octopus Energy has taken a £200m stake in Deep Green. This could help the UK company expand on its demonstrator in the south west, which uses heat from a data centre to heat a swimming pool.
Octopus Energy has taken a £200m stake in Deep Green. This could help the UK company expand on its demonstrator in the south west, which uses heat from a data centre to heat a swimming pool.
Researchers at the University of Glasgow suggest that the falling cost of access to space might enable steered, space-based reflectors to boost power output from large solar farms for a around quarter of an hour during critical peak periods when the sun would otherwise be too low in the sky.
The growth in low-carbon technologies is still falling far behind government targets.
The government is currently considering plans to build a nuclear power station with the capacity to power as many as six million homes.
UKRI
Are improvements to green technologies, like better batteries and more efficient solar panels, enough on their own to tackle climate change? Unfortunately not. Our behaviour and lifestyles must change too.
The BBC has reported that EDF Energy is planning to extend the operational life of GB power plant.
Professor Moritz Riede has been appointed Fellow of the International Science Council (ISC) in recognition of his contributions to promoting science as a global public good. The fellowship is the highest honour that can be conferred on an individual by the ISC and fellows support the ISC in its ...
According to research published by heat pump installer Aira, In the context of increasing energy prices, 65% of Britons have considered or have decided to cut heating in an effort to save costs. Around 25% of those surveyed would reduce spending on food to help to afford heating, with a similar p...