Professor John Loughhead - Birmingham Energy Institute
Lord Hutton speaks at the Birmingham Energy Institute
Energy Capital
Professor Sir David King - Distinguished Lecture
University of Birmingham and Fraunhofer joint research platform launch
Strength in Common: A Just Transition and Recovery in a Post-COVID World, July 2021
The Birmingham Energy Institute has partnered with Places in Common to produce a report that explores how we can harness the assets of East Birmingham and connect communities to deliver the system change needed to drive net zero, economic resilience and recovery in a post-COVID world.
Strength in Common: A Just Transition and Recovery in a Post-COVID World (PDF 53MB)
Hydrogen as a component of City Development report, March 2020
The Hydrogen as a component of City Development report estimates that green hydrogen can be competitive with diesel (for transport) at a utilisation factor of 50% and at an average cost per megawatt/hour of between £35 and £55 (dependent on electrolysis technology used).
The study found there are some strong cases for the acceleration of hydrogen-based infrastructure in cities and explored different ways to increase the amount of hydrogen being developed at Tyseley Energy Park.
Hydrogen as a component of City Development report (PDF)
Digital Manufacturing for Cleanteach report, December 2019
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Connected Clusters report, August 2019
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Power to the People report, June 2019
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Birmingham Energy Institute brochure
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The future of nuclear energy in the UK report, July 2012
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Sustainability and commission report, February 2015
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