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Underground hydrogen storage, the key to a green and sustainable future

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In response to the climate crisis, renewable energy production has increased significantly over the last decade. According to National Grid, the UK produced its trillionth kilowatt hour (kWh) of electricity generated from renewable sources on 15 May 2023, and  solar energy and offshore wind are predicted to grow five-fold by 2030. Hydrogen, a potentially green […]

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Can we devolve energy generation?

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Would it be possible for the UK’s electricity system to transition to one where 50% of final demand was met by distributed, low-carbon sources and delivered by communities, cooperatives, local authorities, town and parish councils and social housing providers? And, if it was technologically possible, how might the transition come about? What kinds of policy […]

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