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A guest blog by Mark Wilkinson, Senior Lecturer in Geological Carbon Storage at the University of Edinburgh, on Carbon Capture and Storage.
read more »The low-carbon energy sectors – efficiency, most renewables, CCS and nuclear – should work together more strategically
read more »Our response to Sussex Uni. Being pro-nuclear does not effect decarbonisation and renewables. It doesn’t matter to the climate how we decarbonise, it just matters that we do.
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Harnessing the world’s wind has developed into one of the most successful methods for generating renewable electricity and now floating wind-farms present even greater opportunities.
read more »http://www.the-weinberg-foundation.org/2016/07/21/our-summer-newsletter/ Articles on: a progressive narrative for a pro-nuclear civil society movement;why there is such strong anti-nuclear feeling in Germany; prospects for nuclear power in the UK.
read more »The Committee on Climate Change sensibly calls for an ‘all of the above’ approach to decarbonisation.
read more »Stephen on why nuclear…..
read more »My article for Interfax Global Energy on why shale gas is part of the way forward for climate and energy policy.
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The potential of seaweed, a new generation of biofuel, to contribute to mitigating the climate and energy crises.
read more »The Ecologist, an anti-nuclear magazine, has published my article defending nuclear power.
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