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Multi-junction solar cell testing. When electrical current is injected in the solar cell, it emits light – bright red in the case of a GaInP solar cell – that can be collected and analysed with a probe. Devices fabricated at the Fraunhofer Institute of Solar Energy Systems, Germany (http://www.ise.fraunhofer.de).
6 July 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Focussing on solar cells

29 June 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Grid scale energy storage, a big part of the solution

23 June 201513 March 2017Energy Futures Lab

Turbocharging our engines, for the environment

Conventional Vs Unconventional power generation in the UK at distribution in 2011, 2012 and 2013
15 June 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Potential market penetrations of Distributed Generation

8 June 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Combining engineering and economics to understand our future electricity supply

1 June 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Making city districts work efficiently

Solar panels
26 May 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Rural electrification: Understanding evolution of electricity consumption in rural areas

Imperial College London's Carbon Capture and Storage pilot plant
18 May 20158 March 2016Energy Futures Lab

Carbon capture and storage technologies

A conceptualisation of what the Supergrid may look like by Friends of the Supergrid
7 May 20159 June 2016Energy Futures Lab

A European super grid

21 February 201413 December 2016Energy Futures Lab

Alumni event success for Imperial Racing Green

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