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AI Dives Into Wastewater (So That You Don't Have To)
Northumbrian Water's £20 million AI-driven "smart-sewer" project aims to reduce storm overflows using predictive technology, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional infrastructure. This innovative approach could revolutionize wastewater management and significantly improve waterway cleanliness.
United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
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Composites Key For Nuclear Fusion Efforts
The National Composites Centre (NCC) has recently announced a collaborative effort with the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA)...
United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources
Marks & Clerk

Could Battery Storage Be Your Next Investment?

The EY report on investment opportunities in battery storage technologies underscores a pivotal shift in the energy sector's focus from production to storage. This is particularly relevant as many countries are increasingly powered by renewable energy.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Fraser Of Allander Institute & Deloitte Highlight Scotland's AI And Energy Transition Opportunities

The Fraser of Allander Institute of the University of Strathclyde and Deloitte have launched a year-long collaboration titled Driving Growth: Innovation and Sustainability in Scotland.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Funding Available For Electrolyser Technology

Energy storage is an area showing strong growth in patenting. In recent years, for example, several inventions have been developed in the context of energy storage solutions in combination...

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Funding The Energy Transition - A Case Study

A British startup that is developing a heat storage system looks to be set to advance the technology readiness level (TRL) of its system.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Hydrogen's Moment Back In The Limelight

The past year of energy price rises and the events in Ukraine have brought conversations regarding national energy supply to the fore both in the media and in governments around Europe.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Is Additive Manufacturing Really That Environmentally Friendly?

World Earth Day had me thinking: is additive manufacturing really that environmentally friendly? According to this article by Roland Berger, the answer seems to be "yes if done in the right way".

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Opportunities Over Next Decade For Local Suppliers In Wind Farm Supply Chain

The UK is going through an energy transition towards cleaner sources of energy. The government is looking to accelerate this transition in light of recent global developments and the need to reduce reliance on...

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Power Play – AI's Dual Role In Energy Consumption And The Green Transition

Generative AI's rising energy demands are driving up data center construction and increasing energy prices, posing reputational risks for tech companies. Yet, AI-driven green innovation, highlighted in Marks & Clerk's 2024 report, promises solutions for sustainability challenges.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Putting The UK At The Forefront Of Recycling Of Rare Earth Magnets

The recently announced collaboration is part of a UK Research and Industry grant funded project called "Secure Critical Rare Earth Magnets for UK" or SCREAM for short.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Renewables Revolution: Tripling Capacity Within Reach

Prior to the start of this year's COP event, in the now customary ‘letter to parties', the COP28 president laid out four paradigm shifts that he believes the world will need to focus on to deliver...

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Significant Steps In UK Nuclear Energy

The energy transition is not going to rely on a silver magic bullet that solves all of the issues at once and so a mixture of technologies is required.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Space: The Final Solar Power Frontier

The concept of wireless power is not new; it goes back to Nikola Tesla and the dawn of the 20th century.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Steady Progress Or A (Nyo)Bolt From The Blue?

Cambridge-based battery technology firm Nyobolt has achieved unicorn status following their Series C funding round, developing ultra-fast charging batteries that can recharge electric...

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Tidal Power For Merseyside?

The idea of harnessing tidal power from the Mersey has been discussed before however, this new report represents exciting progress towards it becoming a reality.

United KingdomEnergy and Natural Resources

Fashion's Growing Recycling Revolution

Anyone with a passing interest in recycling will have seen at least one article or report in the past few years of the huge environmental impact of the fashion...

United KingdomEnvironment

More Government Investment In Agritech

With the UK's tomato and cucumber shortage being highly visible in supermarkets, it was well timed for the appropriately named Mark Spencer to announce £168 million...

United KingdomEnvironment

The Chips Are Down - Protecting Coastal Ecosystems With Waste Potato Starch

Scientists from Deakin University in Australia have teamed up with Beach Energy Ltd to test whether 3D-printed, biodegradable structures can be used to restore coastal wetlands...

United KingdomEnvironment

UK's Satellite Sentinel: Monitoring Climate Change From Above

As recently discussed by Louise and Callum in their article on the collection of data in space, this innovative technology presents a number of exciting opportunities and inevitable challenges.

United KingdomEnvironment

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