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Energy World April 2013
This issue covers several articles on carbon capture and storage (CCS); from a review of progress torwards a commercial-scale plant in the UK to a preview of an upcoming EI event focusing on geolofical storage of carbon dioxide and a piece from Technology Centre Mongstad on capture tecnologies. We also include an article from the Committee on Climate change explaining what UK carbon budgets are all about.
Switching to renewables, we include an article from Alstom that argues that hydropower is the key to coping with the input of incresing amounts of power from intermittent renewable sources. And we take a lons look at innovative business models whic are succeeding in getting small-scale solar power systems into poor parts of Africa - in a way that aid models did not.
Issue details
Journal title: Energy World
Publisher: Energy Institute
Organisation: Energy Institute
Subjects: Economics, business and commerce, Carbon capture, transportation and storage, Electricity, Hydro power, Carbon dioxide