Our consortium welcomes three new academic members: Professors P. Grant (Oxford, Materials), C. Grey (Cambridge, Chemistry) and K. Scott (Newcastle, Chemical Engineering) who will strengthen our fundamental, nanomaterials and engineering work.
The academic journal “Energy Policy” has accepted an authoritative article outlining the scope and energy storage options for the UK under a low carbon energy scenario. Authors – Grant Wilson, Peter McGregor and Peter Hall. Publication in late 2010 is anticipated.
Both transport and electrical grids have been announced as priorities by UK government. We believe that energy storage is essential to both.
We are pleased to announce that our consortium has been funded for a further four years by EPSRC.
The UK Energy Storage Consortium has a new website!