Author Archives: Alison Kidd

40 homes in Oxspring, near Barnsley, are taking part in a pioneering trial that will see them fitted with batteries to run their homes, using stored energy generated by local rooftop solar panels.The batteries are linked to form a virtual … Continue reading →

Excellent development if it works and is cost effective for rivers and tidal applications https://innovateuk.blog.gov.uk/2016/08/23/meet-our-customers-verderg/

Article in this week’s New Scientist about bacteria turning sewerage into clean water AND electricity. Win win.

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A new way of deriving hydrogen from grass has now been developed using just sunlight and a cheap catalyst. Garden grass could become a source of cheap and clean renewable energy, scientists have claimed in a new report.