UK Energy Research Centre

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The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) carries out world-class, interdisciplinary research into sustainable future energy systems. Funded by UKRI. https://ukerc.ac.uk/

Congratulations to Christian Calvillo! The UKERC Researcher and Research Fellow at the University of Strathclyde is among the prestigious list of new members appointed to the Royal Society of Edinburgh’s Young Academy of Scotland. ukerc.ac.uk/news/ukerc-r...

UKERC Researcher Appointed to RSE Young Academy of Scotland

Dr Christian Calvillo Munoz, UKERC Researcher and Research Fellow at the University of Strathclyde, is among the...

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What does energy security mean for the UK? On the Talking Energy podcast, UKERC’s Caroline Kuzemko speaks to @rusi.bsky.social's Dan Marks about how the energy transition is changing the UK’s risk profile - and why energy security is more than keeping the lights on. ukerc.ac.uk/multimedia/t...

Talking Energy: The UKERC Podcast with Dan Marks

In the latest episode of the Talking Energy Podcast, UKERC Co-Director Caroline Kuzemko talks to Dan Marks of the Royal...

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This journal article from @ukerc.bsky.social compares participation with energy and climate change in the UK, Norway & Germany. While these approaches have been explored in local, national and institutional settings, this presents a rare international comparative study. ukerc.ac.uk/publications...

Ecologies of Participation Across Cultures: Cross-national Comparisons of Public Engagements with Energy and Climate Change

This paper compares ecologies of participation with energy and climate change in the UK, Norway and Germany.

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Last Wednesday, UKERC Co-Director Keith Bell spoke to the Environment and Climate Change Committee at an evidence session on Dunkelflaute and the risks of electricity intermittency. See Keith's full reflections here ⤵️ ukerc.ac.uk/news/ukerc-c...

UKERC Co-Director Keith Bell Gives Evidence on Renewable Energy Intermittency

On Wednesday 16 September, the Environment and Climate Change Committee hosted an evidence session on Dunkelflaute and...

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A new online tool developed by UKERC Researchers at Cardiff University’s School of Engineering provides detailed estimates of electricity demand and flexibility from residential heat pumps across Great Britain. @edrc-uk.bsky.social @neso-energy.bsky.social Read more👇 ukerc.ac.uk/news/new-too...

New Tool Provides Detailed Estimates of Heat Pump Electricity Demand Across Great Britain

A new online tool developed by UKERC Researchers at Cardiff University’s School of Engineering provides detailed...

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Today's Energy News: UK biodiesel industry attacks rejection of duties on cheaper US imports UK Issues Warning Over Tight Power Supplies for Monday Evening Reindustrialisation must not become the next levelling up, manufacturers warn Read more here:

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Last week, Keith Bell spoke the Environment and Climate Change Committee on Dunkelflaute and the risks of electricity intermittency. Dunkelflaute is a weather period with little wind and solar generation because of low wind speeds and little sunlight. ukerc.ac.uk/news/ukerc-c...

UKERC Co-Director Keith Bell Gives Evidence on Renewable Energy Intermittency

On Wednesday 16 September, the Environment and Climate Change Committee hosted an evidence session on Dunkelflaute and...

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UKERC Researcher @cmaciver11.bsky.social appeared before the Scottish Parliament’s Economy, Tourism and Energy Committee to discuss the implications of growing energy demand from data centres in Scotland. Read more, including BBC's coverage of the consultation. ukerc.ac.uk/news/ukerc-r...

UKERC Researcher Gives Evidence on Energy Use of Data Centres in Scotland

UKERC Researcher Dr Callum MacIver appeared before the Scottish Parliament’s Economy, Tourism and Energy Committee on...

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A new study asks an uncomfortable question - what happens when the initial decision making in local projects takes place without community input? Read this blog focusing on Rugeley's development as a smart town. ukerc.ac.uk/news/from-co...

From Coal Town to Smart Town: Place, Power and the Politics of Energy Decentralisation

A new study published in Energy Research & Social Science asks an uncomfortable question — what happens when the...

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