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Clipped wings
Before COVID-19 struck, commercial aviation had barely begun to reckon with the challenge posed by decarbonisation. Jennifer Johnson looks at how the ongoing economic crisis could accelerate, or perhaps stall, the sector’s progress.
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Will the pandemic put the brakes on the growing EV market?
The COVID-19 pandemic is having profound impacts on the transport sector, and road transport in particular. How are electric vehicles likely to fare during and after the crisis? Elliot Tawney takes a look.
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Researchers set out to prove there’s power in osmosis
Osmotic power is a frustrating concept – easy to describe in theory but not so easy to capture in practice. Are key enabling technologies inching any closer to commercial development?
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Upending assumptions in a post-pandemic world
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Flexibility is key
A flexible power grid is crucial to meeting energy transition goals in the 2020s, write Ben Kellison, Research Director, and Elta Kolo, Content Lead for Grid Edge Research, Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewable.
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