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SUPERGEN Energy Storage Hub research project
The SUPERGEN Energy Storage Hub is a new £4 million collaboration between academics and industry that will set the direction and development of research and technologies in Energy Storage. It will draw experts together from seven universities and fourteen industrial and governmental partners. They will address the technical and scientific challenges facing the wide variety of energy storage techniques.
Led by Professor Peter Bruce FRS based at the University of Oxford, the Hub will develop a shared vision for energy storage in the UK by developing the first integrated national roadmap for energy storage by engaging with the wider community. The Hub will work with its industrial partners to accelerate the pull through of research to scale up, prototyping and commercialisation.
Policy milestone details
Start date: 2014-5-1
Countries: UK -
Milestone source: Energy storage hub research project link
Milestone type: Policy/project implementation
Sector: Energy storage -
Organisation: Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council|Research Councils UK Energy Programme
Subjects: Engineering, Skills, education and training, Energy policy
