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The latest energy production news from organisations working in solar, wind, hydro and hydrogen power solutions along with developments from the battery storage sector.

Sustainable building materials create better indoor climates

Energy
Discover how the use of sustainable building materials can provide better passive dehumidification of indoor spaces.

Fusion-grade steel produced at scale in UK first

Energy
Fusion-grade steel could reduce production costs by an order of magnitude and improve the efficiency of future fusion power plants.

UK government backs businesses to reduce carbon emissions

Energy
25 businesses across the country have received nearly £52m to help reduce carbon emissions. Discover more here.

Faraday Institution: Why developing the UK’s lithium-ion battery recycling industry is essential

Energy
Stephen Gifford of The Faraday Institution, discusses the importance of the UK establishing domestic lithium-ion battery recycling.

Dynelectro secures €11m investment for green hydrogen technology

Energy
Dynelectro has announced the successful closing of an €11m investment round for the company's green hydrogen technology.

Post-lithium-ion batteries for a sustainable future: The POLYSTORAGE project

Energy
The POLYSTORAGE project enhances the development of post-lithium-ion batteries through the collaboration of industry and academia.

Hydrogen aircraft set to take off following new developments

Energy
The possibility of hydrogen-powered aircraft means greater opportunities for fossil-free travel. Discover more here.

Skilled workforce must grow significantly to support UK hydrogen economy, says report

Energy
A Hydrogen Skills Alliance report states that to support the UK hydrogen economy, the industry's workforce will need to grow significantly.

Chris Stark to lead UK Mission Control to deliver clean power by 2030

Energy
Chris Stark will head the new Mission Control tasked with turbocharging the UK to clean power by 2030. Read more here.

$14m funding announced to support US battery recycling industry

Energy
The United States Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $14m funding to advance US battery recycling capabilities.

Ed Miliband reveals priorities for UK energy sector

Energy
Following the Labour Party's recent General election triumph, Ed Milliband has outlined Labour's main aims for the UK energy sector.

Exploring flexibility potential in energy intensive industries

Energy
A new paper by CIRCE sheds light on industry decarbonisation strategies for energy intensive industries. Read more here.

ETH Zurich pioneers longer lasting and sustainable lithium metal batteries

Energy
Experts at ETH Zurich have developed a novel method for creating more powerful and environmentally friendly lithium metal batteries.

US grid interconnection policies not doing enough for clean energy

Energy
Poor grid interconnection policies have impeded the integration of clean energy into the US national electric grid. Discover more here.

Université de Sherbrooke pioneer metal extraction method to recycle battery waste

Energy
Research led by experts at the Université de Sherbrooke has developed an eco-friendly process for recycling battery waste.
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