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New supercluster debuted at London Tech Week in a bid to bring together leading European Climate Tech hotspots to help accelerate development of critical clean technologies

Over £32 million government funding has been awarded to projects across the UK to develop new energy storage technologies, such as thermal batteries and liquid flow batteries. Developing energy storage will further strengthen the UK’s energy security by helping unlock the full potential of home-grown renewables.

A UK consortium has secured nearly £8m to develop a technology demonstrator that uses depleted uranium as a conduit for long-term hydrogen storage.

Five energy storage projects across the UK will benefit from a share of over £32 million government funding.

A consortium comprising EDF UK R&D, the UK Atomic Energy Authority, the University of Bristol and Urenco has been awarded GBP7.7 million (USD9.3 million) in funding from the UK's Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy to develop a hydrogen storage solution.

A consortium developing innovative hydrogen storage has been awarded £7.7m from the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio of UK Government’s...

In a bid to increase the long-duration energy storage market in the UK, the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has provided over £32 million to five winners of the Longer Duration Energy Storage (LODES) competition.

The project is a collaboration between Hanson UK, National Nuclear Laboratory, Hynamics, Ceres Power, EDF Research & Development and EDF Generation.

An EDF-led consortium has been awarded UK government funding to investigate the feasibility of using nuclear-generated heat and electricity to create hydrogen for use in the production of asphalt and cement.

Energy supplier EDF is working on two separate projects intended to streamline the process for heat pump adoption in the UK. The company said it was now