A new report, commissioned by the Faraday Institution and authored by DNV, analyses how hydrogen and battery technologies are likely to be used in different sectors within the UK

The NAO’s latest study scrutinises whether the government is set up to deliver value for money from its approach to investment in research and innovation to deliver net zero.

This report is designed to help policy makers test the UK’s net zero strategy against scenarios for how society could look in future.

This report outlines the priority areas of action and the associated tasks for delivery in 2023, which is year 2 of the delivery of the Energy Strategy programme.

What do we know about green jobs in the UK? And what are the barriers to getting more people into green jobs?

Northern Ireland’s Future Hydrogen Demand and Capability envisions a future economy powered by green hydrogen.

Longer duration storage can support a future energy system with high proportions of renewable energy by providing flexible energy supply and demand, and increasing the resilience of energy networks.

The Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre (AMIC) of Queen’s University Belfast, working together with Catalyst and EY, has published its scoping study “Developing a Hydrogen Roadmap and Evaluating Technology Capability Options for Northern Ireland”.

Climate Tech Report 2022 To reach the UK’s goal of becoming net zero by 2050, countries, organisations, policymakers and businesses [...]

The report outlines the capabilities Northern Ireland has to meet this demand commercially and sets forth recommendations for policy development and practical interventions into the future demand for hydrogen in Northern Ireland.

The role of hydrogen in a net zero energy system Hydrogen can carry energy to many hard-to-decarbonise sectors with no [...]

The Clean Revolution – Building Northern Ireland’s Offshore Wind Industry sets out how the industry and government can work together to achieve 1.5 GW of electricity by 2032.

An overview of the key players and support in the UK public sector research and innovation ecosystem for hydrogen

This 22-point Action Plan outlines some of the main actions to be taken forward during 2022 by central government and our partners.

This report notes that Northern Ireland faces challenges in the transition to net zero given its heavy dependence on jobs in carbon intensive sectors. There is also a strong need to reduce emissions from businesses, households, and transport.

Hydrogen could play a significant role in tackling climate change. Using it does not produce carbon dioxide, so it could replace fossil fuels in a range of applications.

Energy sector digitalisation The incorporation of digital technologies in the energy sector can support progress towards key UK objectives such [...]

In this report the UK Department for Transport presents its path to net zero transport in the UK, the wider benefits it can deliver, and sets out the principles that will underpin the approach to delivering it. It also sets out the department's commitments and the actions needed to decarbonise transport.

This vision document has grown out of extensive research into the future of transport and out of consultation with Innovate UK's partners in both the public and private sectors. It takes a view of where we will be by 2050 and outlines the likely steps along the way to achieving this.

The UK’s first-ever Hydrogen Strategy has been published. It sets out how the UK government will work with industry to meet its ambition for 5GW of low carbon hydrogen production capacity by 2030.

This document builds on POST’s previous publication, Topics of Interest 2018 and represents evidence gathered between May 2018 and April 2019. Topics included consist of areas of change with a larger volume of evidence attached that are likely to have significant impact, as these are most likely to be of most interest to Parliament.

This list sets out the topic areas identified of possible parliamentary interest under the 9 different category headings (Agriculture, Fisheries, Food and Forestry, Crime, Defence, Education and Skills, Energy, Environment, Health, ICT and Robotics and Transport and Infrastructure).

The Energy and Manufacturing Advisory Group's recommendations to improve the competitiveness and effectiveness of NI’s electricity market.

This report was commissioned when DETI and MATRIX identified substantial commercial opportunities associated with sustainable energy technology markets which were likely to grow significantly as worldwide demand for lower-carbon technologies increased.