ERA launches policy commission to assess the case for publicly owned energy
The Energy Research Accelerator is launching a policy commission investigating the case for a publicly owned energy company.
ERA welcomes announcement that new Fusion site will be in West Burton, Nottinghamshire
World-leading Fusion site to be located in West Burton, Nottinghamshire
ERA’s Green Innovation Network launches
ERA launches Green Innovation Network to support business innovation in green technologies…
ERA’s HyDEX hydrogen innovation programme launches at the House of Lords
An initiative designed to put the Midlands at the forefront of hydrogen innovation was formally launched this week at the House of Lords, to an audience of MPs, peers, businesses, academics and senior civil servants.
Tyseley Energy Park to host world-leading ammonia to hydrogen project
ERA partners, University of Birmingham and Tyseley Energy Park are part of a £6.7 million BEIS funded project to operate the world's most efficient ammonia to hydrogen conversion unit.
MIDLANDS UNIVERSITIES SUPPORT WEST BURTON’S FUSION POWER PLANT BID
Fifteen universities from across the Midlands have come together to add their weight to the Midlands Fossil to Fusion campaign to bring the UK’s first fusion power plant to West Burton A, near Retford in Nottinghamshire.
ERA response to the Energy Security Strategy
Our Director, Professor Martin Freer welcomes the government's energy security strategy, but asks that the ambitions are matched by the appropriate level of funding.
Midlands Partners Collaborate To Unlock The UK’s Hydrogen Potential for Road Freight
ERA and partners across the Midlands, are collaborating to position the region as a world leader in the development and use of hydrogen as an alternative fuel.
NEW PROGRAMME PUTS THE MIDLANDS AT THE FOREFRONT OF HYDROGEN INNOVATION
A new programme called 'HyDEX' has been launched which is designed to support and foster and creation of a new hydrogen economy in the UK’s Midlands.
Midlands bid secures funding for hydrogen powered HGVs
Clean, hydrogen powered heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) could become a reality on UK roads now that a regional bid has successfully attracted funding from the Department for Transport’s Zero Emission Road Freight programme.