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The Art of the Solar Farm

by admin | Feb 23, 2023 | Clean Energy Insights

In the UK Solar farms are often thought of as a blight on the landscape, however they can be both architectural and engineering masterpieces that are both functional and beautiful. They also create jobs, boost the clean energy economy and can even become tourist...

Belgian CCS Insights Without the Waffle

by admin | Feb 10, 2023 | Clean Energy Insights

– A summary of Belgian Carbon Capture (CCS) & Hydrogen Developments Coming Up, and How to Find out More One of my goals upon moving back to UK in 2009 was to see a lot more of Europe. I completely failed.. But it’s still a goal to be achieved one day,...

Combating Climate Change: 10 Crucial Carbon Capture Insights

by admin | Jan 10, 2023 | Clean Energy Insights

Organisational decision-making is difficult. Decarbonisation & Energy Security Policies lay out the future ambitions of many countries to achieve net zero, however progress can be slow if using traditional working practices. I’ve observed the following...

On cows and Solar panels:

by admin | Sep 23, 2022 | Clean Energy Insights

Understanding why Africa isn’t powered 100% by solar, given its abundance Last week I visited Western Uganda, the cattle corridor of the country. Besides the dozens of cattle ranches and homesteads one sees on the drive west of Kampala, I was astonished to...

Seeing is believing: The evidence for hydrogen demand, and supply costs

by admin | Jul 20, 2022 | Clean Energy Insights

In recent months we’ve been looking a little more closely at the evidence for actual historic demand and use cases for hydrogen, and the range of published benchmarks for hydrogen production. In short, large volumes of hydrogen are used as an industrial gas...

4th Time Lucky for CCS?

by admin | Apr 26, 2022 | Clean Energy Insights

Last week I attended the UK Carbon Capture & Storage’s Research Centre (UKCCSRC) Spring Conference. Trying to ‘make sense’ of UK CCS is something that we’ve been working on for a few months, but had limited background context on – so...