Events

This talk will look at the growth in turbine size over time, what this means for some local wind farm projects, what the major challenges are, what comes next for the wind energy sector, and where the UK sits internationally with its deployment of wind power.

A brief overview and introduction to fusion energy, the work of the UK Atomic Energy Authority and future challenges. The presentation will be given by Michelle Tindall MSc CEng MIET, Senior Engineer at UKAEA. Following the lecture there will be an opportunity to join an informal discussion regarding ideas and plans for future activities in the DerbyNotts Local Network - we hope you can join us.

London’s councils are tasked with tackling huge challenges, from climate change to homelessness. Find out how they are working together to use tech, data and innovation to develop new solutions.

This event offers an insight on a route to Energy Saving Opportunities Scheme (ESOS) and your legal obligations. This includes an energy saving practical example, carbon reduction and routes to net zero as well as case studies highlighting real life winners.

This talk will lead you from the origins of our Nuclear heritage and the race for a deterrent through to the development of civil nuclear power generation, reprocessing and the current engineering challenges associated with decommissioning of the nuclear legacy.

A review of carbon capture technology, how the different processes work and their current status; including the pilot plant at Imperial and wider research.

Rechargeable batteries are promising clean energy technologies which can: serve as storage sources at local and grid-scale for wide deployment of a variety of renewable energy technologies, provide power sources for electric and hybrid vehicles for low-carbon or zero-carbon emission transportation systems, and provide power sources for various portable and wearable electronic devices.