Professor Anna Korre announced as new Co-Director of Energy Futures Lab
Energy Futures Lab have announced the appointment of Professor Anna Korre of the Department of Earth Science and Engineering as their new Co-Director.
Designing the UK’s low-carbon, integrated energy system
Imperial College London have announced a new £7m project to help the UK build a better, low-carbon energy system.
Is Britain’s electricity market fit for purpose?
A new discussion paper from Energy Futures Lab investigates if Britain’s electricity market arrangements are delivering against their objectives.
Building better batteries for your future electric car
Imperial College London is working with its industrial partners on three new projects all aimed at improving the batteries used in electric vehicles.
Wind produces more electricity than nuclear in the UK for the first time
In the first few months of 2018 Britain’s wind farms produced record-breaking amounts of electricity, for the first time producing more than nuclear.
Working with developing regions to build better energy infrastructure
A new project is investigating how solar home systems, mini-grids and a national electricity grid can support each other in an integrated system.
A low carbon future needs an integrated energy system, say Imperial researchers
A report from Imperial College London outlines the benefits, and challenges, of creating a low carbon future with a fully integrated energy system.
Is gravity and old mineshafts the next breakthrough in energy storage?
A new report by researchers at Imperial College London predicts that gravity-fed energy storage systems may provide long-term savings.
Making better policy decisions in an uncertain world
Imperial College London is part of a new initiative to help the policy making process by connecting decision makers with the analytical community.
UK energy generation from renewables has best year ever, says Imperial research
The latest Electric Insights report shows that Britain’s electricity supply had its greenest year in 2017.
