Volvo’s electric cars to charge up to 30% faster thanks to spinout’s software
Adaptive charging software developed by Imperial spinout Breathe Battery Technologies will be integrated with Volvo Cars’ battery management platform.
UK and Germany announce new science collaboration at Imperial
German and UK Science Secretaries met at the White City Deep Tech Campus yesterday to sign a new partnership agreement that will deepen science links.
UK falling behind in race to decarbonise electricity
The UK risks failing to meet its 2035 target to decarbonise power if action is not taken to accelerate infrastructure rollout, a new report warns.
Imperial experts discuss the future of battery technologies in Parliament
Imperial Policy Forum co-hosted an event with the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee on the Future of Battery Technologies.
Microbes, metals and climate mitigation: Q&A with Dr Fengjie Liu
Dr Fengjie Liu joins the Grantham Institute as a NERC Independent Research Fellow. We got to know him with some quick-fire questions.
Materials and net zero: Q&A with new Grantham Lecturer Dr Reshma Rao
As an expert in developing clean energy technologies, Dr Reshma Rao is one of the latest Lecturers to join the Grantham Institute.
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Imperial hosts Labour science and energy team
A group of Labour peers from the House of Lords visited the Imperial campus this week to discuss the work of Imperial experts in energy innovation.
Pro bono award honours legal support scheme for green tech startups
Startups in Imperial’s Enterprise Lab with environmental innovations can get legal support from some of the capital’s best lawyers.
Asian cement and steel companies must decarbonise to survive carbon prices
High carbon emitting businesses in Asia will see consistent negative profits if they fail to decarbonise.
World’s first transatlantic flight on 100% sustainable aviation fuel takes off
The world’s first transatlantic flight run on 100% sustainable aviation fuel is taking off today from London Heathrow, bound for New York.
