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Energy harvest
Artificial photosynthesis a step closer with new process
Scientists discover a process that could enhance our ability to harvest energy from the Sun for electricity and fuels.
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Artificial photosynthesis a step closer with new process
Scientists discover a process that could enhance our ability to harvest energy from the Sun for electricity and fuels.
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Newly discovered light harvesting properties could lead to cheaper solar panels
Researchers have discovered that some solar cells could be more efficient than previously thought possible, opening new doors for their development.
Bioenergy crops are not a risk to food production, says a new report
Scientists have challenged the popular belief that growing crops for bioenergy will cut food production, a concern they say is stalling new schemes.
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Podcast: A case of the plague, innovating China and diamond solar cells
In this edition: new insights from an old disease, how China is getting ahead in innovations, and using diamonds to improve solar cell efficiency.
How carbon capture and storage technology could help to avoid climate change
Dr Niall MacDowell explains how progress in carbon capture and storage will affect each and every one of us.
Improving efficiency of UK homes key to meeting UK climate targets
A report has concluded that 25 million homes need major work in the coming years to help reduce the UK's carbon emissions from heating our households.
Energy and environment spark conversations at Imperial Festival
The Energy and Environment zone took Imperial Festival by storm at the weekend, showcasing research from sustainable transport to solar power.
Extreme weather predicted at Imperial Festival
Sunshine, wind, some rain and volcanic eruptions are forecast for Imperial Festival on 7 and 8 May 2016.
Climate Q&A: How can universities help businesses go further?
Industry leaders gathered to discuss the opportunities and risks in a climate-friendly future. We asked them how academia can help their companies.
Imperial student helps Bangladeshi villagers get access to energy
Energy poverty is a key issue obstructing development and in Bangladesh (60% of the rural households in the country are energy poor).