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Energy & environment

Comment: ‘Flexibility’ in energy networks - what is it and why does it matter? 

Kingdom's robot uses a suite of smart technologies to enable it to accurately, efficiently and safely cut large areas of grass with minimal human input.

A cut above: Scottish tech firm plans grass-cutting revolution with satellite guided robot mower

Teesside set for world’s biggest waste-to-SAF plant

The United Downs geothermal site in Cornwall

Cornish geothermal project leads government heat scheme

‘Game-changing’ nuclear sludge removal trialled at Forth

Weardale Lithium’s Stewart Dickson (left) with a sample of the geothermal brine and Watercycle Technologies’ Dr Seb Leaper with the lithium carbonate, on the site in Weardale

Lithium extracted from geothermal brines could support vehicle electrification

Record-breaking pour of Earth Friendly Concrete complete at London Power Tunnels project

Bramble Energy secures £12m for hydrogen bus

Oxford puts faith in HYER Power for H2 range extension

Space tech maps heat loss in housing over Leeds

During experiments, researchers observed an engineered strain of the bacteria Streptomyces as it produced cyclopropanes, high-energy molecules that could be used in the sustainable production of novel bioactive compounds and advanced biofuels

Microbes could advance green biomanufacturing

£20bn project set to decarbonise North Sea platforms