Conservation and Sustainability
The vast and powerful energy contained within our oceans represents one of the most promising, yet largely untapped, sources of clean, renewable electricity. Beyond the more established offshore wind farms, marine renewable energy (MRE) technologies seek to convert the predictable and consistent forces of tides, waves, and ocean temperature differentials into sustainable power. Harnessing this… Continue reading Marine Renewable Energy: Harnessing the Power of the Oceans
The global transition to renewable energy sources like solar and wind power presents a significant challenge: their inherent intermittency. The sun does not always shine, and the wind does not always blow, leading to fluctuations in electricity supply that can destabilise the grid. Advanced energy storage solutions are emerging as the vital component to overcome… Continue reading Advanced Energy Storage: Powering a Renewable Future
Carbon capture has gained considerable attention as a method for mitigating climate change, focusing primarily on the removal and storage of carbon dioxide (CO₂) from industrial emissions or directly from the atmosphere. However, the truly innovative and forward-looking field is Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU). Unlike mere storage, which aims to sequester CO₂ underground, CCU… Continue reading Carbon Capture and Utilisation (CCU): Transforming CO₂ into Valuable Resources
Green hydrogen is emerging as a vital component in the global transition away from fossil fuels. It offers a clean, potent, and versatile energy carrier with the capacity to decarbonise heavy industry and transport, while also providing a means for energy storage. Unlike other hydrogen production methods, green hydrogen production generates virtually no greenhouse gas… Continue reading Green Hydrogen: A Sustainable Energy Solution