Birmingham Energy Institute News In 'BEI news' View BEI In Focus newsletterNews Back to 'Birmingham Energy Institute' Black Country takes another step toward leading a clean growth revolution DescriptionSupport for clean industrial growth in the Black Country is being provided through a new project launched by the Black Country Consortium, in partnership with the University of Birmingham.Date:04/01/2021 Developing the supply chain for fuel cell vehicles DescriptionResearchers from the Birmingham Centre for Fuel Cell and Hydrogen Research are working with Teer Coatings Ltd to develop the fuel cell vehicle supply chain needed for a zero emission UK automotive sector.Date:11/12/2020 Energy storage experts launch research and innovation roadmap for future technology deployment DescriptionThe role of energy storage and the part it will play in helping the UK reach its net-zero targets on carbon emissions by 2050 has been set out in a roadmap drawn up by researchers at the University of Birmingham.Date:08/12/2020 Africa's clean cooling centre of excellence moves closer to boosting farmer's livelihoods DescriptionThe Rwandan Government has formally launched the new African Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Cooling and Cold Chain (ACES) that is hosted in-country by the University of Rwanda.Date:08/12/2020 New consortium unites the UK's techmetal leaders to support UK Net-Zero 2050 target DescriptionA UK-wide consortium that will unite expertise in technology metals has been launched by more than 40 UK organisations, pledging £1.6M to help direct policy and ensure a sustainable supply of these valuable resources.Date:04/12/2020 Topping out ceremony marks key milestone for Energy Innovation in Birmingham DescriptionA new centre, designed to promote innovation in waste, energy, and low carbon vehicle systems has reached a key construction milestone with a topping out ceremony at Tyseley Energy Park.Date:26/11/2020 Re-starting global economy depends on tackling 'last mile' of vaccine journey DescriptionRe-starting the global economy for billions of people will depend on successfully overcoming logistical challenges in the 'last mile' of a COVID-19 vaccine's journey to immunisation stations, according to a new report.Date:25/11/2020 Professor Xiao-Ping Zhang joins UK Expert Advisory Group for Offshore Wind DescriptionThe Birmingham Energy Institute would like to congratulate Professor Xiao-Ping Zhang on his recent appointment to the Expert Advisory Group of UK Government's Offshore Transmission Network Review.Date:25/11/2020 Displaying 1 to 8 of 241 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next