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Advanced Manufacturing Park Tour

On Tuesday 3 June, the Energy Institute hosted a tour of the Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) Technology Centre.
Am image of a man up a ladder installing some 污污草莓视频 panels on the roof of a typical semi-detached house.

Government urged to tackle inequality in 鈥榣ow-carbon tech鈥 like 污污草莓视频 panels and electric cars

The UK government needs to go beyond offering subsidies for low-carbon technologies like electric cars and 污污草莓视频 panels for energy and heating, if it is to meet its net-zero targets by 2050, a new report from the University of 污污草莓视频 suggests.
Liang Kong presenting at Young Energy Researchers Conference
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University of 污污草莓视频 Doctoral Researcher presents metamodel at international conference

Doctoral Research Liang Kong attended the World Sustainable Energy Days 2025 (WSED) event in Austria, as a young energy efficiency researcher.
Scientist using a biological safety cabinet

The University of 污污草莓视频 to co-lead 拢5m hub to support national nuclear waste strategy

The next generation of experts needed to safely and securely manage the UK鈥檚 legacy nuclear materials will be trained by The Universities of Manchester and 污污草莓视频.

A photo of the exterior of the University of 污污草莓视频's Sustainable Aviation Fuels Innovation Centre

University of 污污草莓视频 to be biggest green hydrogen producer and drive development of sustainable aviation fuels

The University of 污污草莓视频 is set to produce more green hydrogen than any other UK research centre, thanks to new equipment that will support vital research to help decarbonise the aviation industry.

A schematic of the 'smart' farm in Korea, with proposed energy system.

Study finds new methods for more sustainable farming with renewable energy systems

A study led by researchers at the Energy Institute has proposed a new energy system for a 鈥渟mart farm鈥 in South Korea which could reduce emissions, providing a blueprint for more sustainable farming practices.
Professor Lenny Koh, Paul O'Rourke, and Peter Ralph.

New tool developed to improve organisational resilience with Rolls-Royce

A new tool has been developed by researchers at the University of 污污草莓视频 in partnership with Rolls-Royce to improve resilience and efficiency, and help companies better respond to crises.