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Energy World November 2018
You can’t miss our major feature article in this issue – an examination of the first legislation to set a carbon emissions reduction target into national law in the world; its effects and lessons, and the Climate Change Act in today’s world of the Paris Agreement and beyond. See page 14 onwards.
Beyond this we switch to thermal energy, or heat. We start with an article on policy development on decarbonisation of the UK heat market. This is followed by three technology pieces looking at: hydrogen as a replacement for natural gas where this is used for heating; putting industrial waste heat to use; and the role for heat pumps in Europe’s decarbonisation effort.
Then onto energy use in transport, starting with an article describing tentative steps being taken towards electric propulsion for shipping – with passenger ferries being an early application. Then a piece that discusses the slow development of a new wave of alternative liquid transport fuels that don’t cost the earth.
Beyond this we switch to thermal energy, or heat. We start with an article on policy development on decarbonisation of the UK heat market. This is followed by three technology pieces looking at: hydrogen as a replacement for natural gas where this is used for heating; putting industrial waste heat to use; and the role for heat pumps in Europe’s decarbonisation effort.
Then onto energy use in transport, starting with an article describing tentative steps being taken towards electric propulsion for shipping – with passenger ferries being an early application. Then a piece that discusses the slow development of a new wave of alternative liquid transport fuels that don’t cost the earth.
Issue details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Keywords: Energy
Organisation: Energy Institute
Content in this issue:-
Last look – Marc Height thinks about risk, both regional and global - Article
Viewpoint – How do you eat a £100bn elephant? - Article
EI Barometer 2018 – decarbonising transport - Article
From the editor – Climate warnings versus new fossil fuel projects - Article
Putting industrial waste heat to use - Article
Leading the charge – powering EVs at transmission level - Article
The bumpy road to sustainable liquid fuels - Article
Turning the gas network low carbon - Article
Making policies for heat transformation - Article
First steps towards electrification of shipping - Article
How big a role for heat pumps in decarbonising Europe's heat? - Article
The Climate Change Act – a leap of faith that put the UK in the climate vanguard - Article
