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There has been much debate in recent years about the prospects for a hydrogen-based energy economy. Dr Jon Moore of Intelligent Energy is very bullish (see Energy World February 2009), while others are convinced that losses in the energy conversion chain are fatal to hydrogen's prospects. And the em...
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A model for analysing the equilibrium condition for an efficient gas market is proposed, which integrates both the summer and winter spot markets. It shows that the two markets can be linked by storage series, although high interest rates will discourage procurement and investment in storage infrast...
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This strategy sets out the Uk government's proposals for decarbonising all sectors of the UK economy through the 2020s. It explains how the whole country can benefit from low carbon opportunities, while meeting national and international commitments to tackle climate change.
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Energy companies will lobby the government for a get-out clause from the deadline to fully fit carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology to new coal plants by 2025, if the technology has not been proven by then. The companies are warning that without firm guarantees they will not invest in a new g...
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Terrorist activities have raised red flags about the vulnerability of the US' critical energy assets, including oil and gas infrastructure, transmission grids, power plants, storage facilities, pipelines and IT systems. how are energy supplies vulnerable to attack? How can transportation systems and...
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Much of the current debate on the future for UK energy supply centres on the relative costs and merits of renewable and nuclear technology, with concern about the over-use of gas. But this is to miss out the essential and very major contribution that cleaner coal could and should make, argues the Di...
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