The large-scale deployment of renewable energy assets can create system-wide costs due to the impact on congestion management and reserve provision. If renewable energy assets are curtailed it could limit their effect on reducing carbon emissions.
The theme of the 2022 Video Challenge is “Why It Matters”. Ph.D. candidates from across the globe explain the significance of their sustainable built environment research in a 2-minute video. Collectively and individually, these 49 videos are a rich celebration of emerging, next-generatio...
DF has announced two new innovative projects that are designed to support customers transitioning to heat pumps. Both projects are supported by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) under its Heat Pump Ready Programme. The Heat Pump Ready Programme forms part of BEIS...
September was Oxfordshire Great Big Green Week, a celebration of community action to tackle climate change. Transition Eynsham Area (GreenTEA), a low carbon community group and partner in the Eynsham Smart & Fair Futures trial, ran a series of events to help local people address climate chang...
World Energy Outlook 2022 shows the global energy crisis can be an historic turning point toward a cleaner and more secure future.
Greta Thunberg has enticed over 100 experts to write about the climate crisis.
The Leverhulme Trust Board, through its Research Awards Advisory Committee, is offering approximately 145 Fellowships in 2023. These provide career development opportunities for researchers with a proven record of research. The Fellowships are intended to assist those at a relatively early stage ...
The Social Science Grant programme has funds of up to £80,000 FEC for two fellowships from 1 April 2023, to run for 6-12 months. Applications are sought from relevant social or economic research backgrounds, as well as from the social study of emergent technologies, public or community engagemen...