Novel analysis from this paper shows that while gas-linked revenues accounted for 90% of generation and two-thirds of total costs in 2024, this is expected to fall to 60% and just under half of costs by 2028.
In this article, the authors undertake a demand-focused process for energy scenario analysis, led by policymakers and evaluated through public dialogue. They codesign, describe and model four societal futures that aim to achieve the UK’s 2050 net zero target.
The study seeks to answer key questions about the technical, commercial, and operational implications of flexible biomass use, the suitability of different fuel and plant types, and the conditions under which BECCS could become viable.
Energy and net zero transitions depend on meaningful public engagement. How society engages with…
The cancellation of ECO from 2026 makes it critical that the Warm Homes Plan is launched soon and…
Among a raft of changes in policy, there were notable changes in energy policy, particularly around…
Targeted at Early Career Researchers (ECRs), the hour long session will include helpful hints and…
Join us as we launch our flagship publication, the UKERC Review of Energy Policy…
Organised by IOM3. 1pm – 2.30pm 8 December 2025 Join us for a webinar session…
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