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Energy World April 2014

01/04/2014

This issue of the magazine has carbon capture and storage (CCS) as its main theme; see page 14 onwards. We feature two UK schemes, for coal and gas-fuelled power plants, currently inching off the drawing board with government support for front end engineering design studies. We also look at the overall economics of CCS, the current focus for the R&D sector, and overseas developments, including those in the steel industry.

The issue also includes articles on energy management in buildings, including optimisation of HVAC systems, developments in demand-side management and current UK government programmes to cut the amount of energy used in the domestic and commercial sectors.

Issue details

EW Apr 14.pdf

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Journal title: Energy World

Publisher: Energy Institute

Organisation: Energy Institute

Content in this issue:

The Ivanpah Solar Energy Generating System has been opened in California

Air Products' first ‘SmartFuel’ hydrogen high-pressure tube trailers

Wartsilla biogas liquefaction plant in the region of Nes, Norway

Rare wildlife footage showing a pair of roosting Golden Eagles and a Black Grouse ‘lek’ has been captured by a BBC film crew in Scotland

Bewley Homeson the site of the famous Rafts Boathouse at Eton

Blackfriars Solar Bridge

World’s largest fuel cell park completed in South Korea

More than 60 households in the Croftlands area of Huddersfield have been connected to the local gas mains free of charge