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Decarbonising the UK energy system: accelerated development of low carbon energy supply technologies

Decarbonising the UK energy system: accelerated development of low carbon energy supply technologies
Decarbonising the UK energy system: accelerated development of low carbon energy supply technologies
This is the second in a series of reports from UK ERC’s Energy 2050 project. It investigates the prospects for accelerated development of a range of low carbon energy supply technologies, and the impact of this acceleration on the decarbonisation of the UK energy system. The technologies analysed include a number of renewables (marine, bioenergy, wind and solar PV) and also other low carbon options (carbon capture and storage, nuclear power and fuel cells).Technology acceleration is analysed firstly by devising detailed technology-by technology accounts of accelerated development, and then system-level modelling of the potential impacts of this acceleration on the UK energy system from now to 2050. The report highlights the potentially important role for low carbon supply technology acceleration in the transition to a low carbon energy system in the UK, especially over longer timescales.
UK Energy Research Centre
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Winskel, Mark, Markusson, Nils, Moran, Brighid, Jeffrey, Henry, Anandarajah, Gabrial, Hughes, Nick, Candelise, Chiara, Clarke, Donna, Taylor, Gail, Chalmers, Hannah, Dutton, Geoff, Howarth, P., Jablonski, Sophie, Kalyvas, Christos and Ward, David (2009) Decarbonising the UK energy system: accelerated development of low carbon energy supply technologies London, GB. UK Energy Research Centre 156pp.

Record type: Monograph (Project Report)

Abstract

This is the second in a series of reports from UK ERC’s Energy 2050 project. It investigates the prospects for accelerated development of a range of low carbon energy supply technologies, and the impact of this acceleration on the decarbonisation of the UK energy system. The technologies analysed include a number of renewables (marine, bioenergy, wind and solar PV) and also other low carbon options (carbon capture and storage, nuclear power and fuel cells).Technology acceleration is analysed firstly by devising detailed technology-by technology accounts of accelerated development, and then system-level modelling of the potential impacts of this acceleration on the UK energy system from now to 2050. The report highlights the potentially important role for low carbon supply technology acceleration in the transition to a low carbon energy system in the UK, especially over longer timescales.

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Published date: March 2009
Organisations: Centre for Biological Sciences

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Local EPrints ID: 362352
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/362352
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Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 16:06

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Author: Mark Winskel
Author: Nils Markusson
Author: Brighid Moran
Author: Henry Jeffrey
Author: Gabrial Anandarajah
Author: Nick Hughes
Author: Chiara Candelise
Author: Donna Clarke
Author: Gail Taylor
Author: Hannah Chalmers
Author: Geoff Dutton
Author: P. Howarth
Author: Sophie Jablonski
Author: Christos Kalyvas
Author: David Ward

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