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Resource Archive
24.09.08
How environmentally sustainable are current biofuels?
Mr Jeremie Mercier, Imperial College Today’s liquid transport biofuels are mostly bioethanol and biodiesel, commonly used in low blends with their fossil...
24.09.08
Characterising risk and uncertainty for CCS investments in the UK
Ms Hannah Chalmers, University of Surrey Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies have been recognised by policy-makers and scientists as a potentiall...
24.09.08
Sustainability challenges in regulating electricity distribution networks
Miss Rita Shaw, Electricity North West / University of Surrey The price-control regulation of Great Britain’s regional electricity distribution networks wa...
24.09.08
Price Signals from the Electricity Distribution Networks
Miss Rita Shaw, Electricity North West / University of Surrey The paper/ poster explores the current regulatory framework around network pricing and discusse...
01.09.08
The role of public policy and its relation to private sector investment in driving innovation for a low carbon and secure UK electricity system- a Historical Perspective
Mr Nick Hughes, King's College London The configuration of technologies and infrastructure which currently supports the UK electricity system owes much to th...
01.09.08
Fostering the development and deployment of low carbon technologies: Lessons from the Carbon Trust
Mr Florian Kern, SPRU, University of Sussex UK policy-makers are increasingly confronting the challenge of restructuring energy systems into more sustainab...
01.09.08
Expanding the System: Regulation and New Transmission Capacity for Renewables Connection in the UK
Dr Bridget Woodman, University of Exeter, Cornwall campus New transmission capacity will be needed to allow the connection of the renewables generation req...
01.09.08
Analysis of hydrogen infrastructure development in the UK: How does the scale vary across different infrastructure options?
Dr Nazmiye Balta-Ozkan, Policy Studies Institute Hydrogen (H2) technologies and infrastructures can play significant roles in meeting the objectives of the...
23.04.08
Personal Carbon Trading
Stephen Elderkin, DEFRA The role of personal carbon trading (PCT) is discussed in relation to emissions from leisure, aviation, personal car use, electricity, ...
17.01.08
Oil Markets in 2008
Paul Horsnell, Barclays Capital Provides a detailed overview of oil markets in 2008, considering drivers to demand, growth and price. Annual changes to the for...
03.10.07
Policies for a Low Carbon UK Energy System
Prof. Dennis Anderson, Imperial College. 3 October 2007 This paper provides an independent assessment of the policies required, and estimated costs for, ach...
25.09.07
Energy White Paper: Overview
Professor David Newbery, Cambridge University As well as comparing the 2003 and 2007 Energy White Papers, progress since 2003 is set out. For different sectors...Sign up to our Events Newsletter
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