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Budweiser to convert second UK brewery to hydrogen

UKAEA will provide novel fusion materials to be irradiated in ORNL’s HFIR facility over the next four years. From left: ORNL's Kathy McCarthy, Jeremy Busby and Mickey Wade, UKAEA CEO Prof Sir Ian Chapman, ORNL's Cynthia Jenks and Yutai Kato

UKAEA partners with Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Dr David Beynon (Left) and Dr Ershad Parvazian (Right) hold a sample of the new fully roll-to-roll (R2R) coated device

Roll-to-roll perovskite solar cell could speed up solar scalability

Poll results: should oil and gas firms face a tougher windfall tax?

New process could capture 0.5 per cent of global CO2 emissions

Fife hydrogen-home project signs up 300 households

UKAEA and Sheffield Uni team up on fusion

RIA urges government action to decarbonise rail

RWE unveils amphibious offshore turbine maintenance vessel

CCC urges government to pick up pace on decarbonising power

The NTU Singapore scientists who led the research. (From left) Professor Sum Tze Chien, director of the Institute of Advanced Studies at NTU and Associate Dean (Research) of NTU’s College of Science; Dr Ye Senyun, research fellow from NTU’s School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences; Dr Rao Haixia, research fellow from NTU’s School of Materials Science and Engineering and Professor Lam Yeng Ming, Chair of NTU’s School of Materials Science and Engineering

Lead-free capping layer points to commercial perovskite solar cells

Image shows diffusion of an element at a solar cell interface. It was captured using a scanning electron microscope with cathodoluminescence capabilities

New facility set to enable nanoscale imaging of solar cells