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What is happening to our oldest wind and solar farms in Great Britain?
What is happening to our oldest wind and solar farms in Great Britain?
A summary of my doctoral research, key findings and recommendations
- End-of-life decision making for onshore wind and solar farms in Great Britain Research findings and recommendations
- What is happening to our oldest wind and solar farms in Great Britain?
- Repowering the UK's oldest wind farms could boost energy generation by 171%
- It’s time to bring onshore wind back to England
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The Report includes the following key findings: • Overall upstream oil and gas GHG emissions fell by 11% between 2018 and 2020 • Two-thirds of offshore installations decreased their emissions between 2019 and 2020, by 36% on average •..
World Hydrogen Congress - Charley Rattan, World Hydrogen Leaders Interview
Shared some thoughts at the World Hydrogen Congress in Amsterdam - which may interest the community in this brief interview:
The Onshore Wind Industry Prospectus | RUK
Onshore wind is already a key part of the UK’s decarbonisation success story. Renewables have overtaken fossil fuels as the biggest source of UK power, and a quarter of that electricity comes from onshore wind. It has delivered thousands of..
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