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27 February 202027 February 2020Energy Futures Lab

Turning food waste into new tech: Hard carbons as anodes for sodium-ion batteries

Satellite image of earth at night
7 November 20195 November 2019Energy Futures Lab

Combining heat and power in Dubrovnik

Wood waste
24 October 201924 October 2019Energy Futures Lab

From wood waste to useful chemicals, the future of the bioindustry?

25 July 201917 July 2019Energy Futures Lab

All-in-one solar technologies: Towards a sustainable energy future

MUSE Regions
18 October 20186 November 2018Energy Futures Lab

MUSE – A new global energy model

13 February 201812 February 2018Energy Futures Lab

The future of gas

Figure 4. Yttria-stabilised zirconia (YSZ) square scaffold (top) and pillars (bottom) fabricated by 3D inkjet printing.
14 February 201722 February 2017Energy Futures Lab

Additive manufacturing – The printing press meets energy storage?

Figure 1. Sustainable Development Goals
2 December 20161 December 2016Energy Futures Lab

How to build resilience.io for sustainable urban energy and water systems

1 August 201622 July 2016Energy Futures Lab

How can we best achieve sustainable energy for everyone?

Westminster Energy
25 July 201614 July 2016Energy Futures Lab

A morning at the UK-Europe Energy Summit

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