Irish Energy Policy – Update on Electricity Price Competitiveness
18 Oct Biofuels
National Academy of Technologies of France (NATF) 2010 At the beginning of the 21st century, France has decided to develop its industrial channels related to the production of 1st generation of biofuels, from agricultural fields to transformation plants. These channels include cereal and beet cultures...18 Oct CO2 capture and storage: inevitable for a climate friendly Belgium
Belgium Academies (ARB) 2010 In industrial installations, but also for power production, it will be difficult or impossible to avoid the use of fossil fuels in the short to medium future. It is exactly for these applications that CCS can be applied to drastically reduce...18 Oct Generating the Future: UK energy systems fit for 2050
Royal Academy of Engineering (UK) (RAEng) 2010 This report, produced by a working group of Fellows of The Royal Academy of Engineering, considers possible energy scenarios that could meet the 2050 emissions reduction target. Four scenarios are explored. They describe the whole energy system in...18 Oct Nuclear Lessons Learned
Royal Academy of Engineering (UK) (RAEng) 2010 This report constitutes the first phase of a larger project that will investigate the lessons to be learned from recent and current nuclear build projects that are relevant to new power station projects in the UK. In this...18 Oct Directive: quotas for the period 2013-2020 of the European Community
National Academy of Technologies of France (NATF) 2011 The NATF supports the EU efforts to inverse the present climate trends and to prepare EU countries for the future world that will be inevitably much less- or even carbon-free. It recommends, however, proceeding cautiously in order...18 Oct Vectors of Energy
National Academy of Technologies of France (NATF) 2011 This extensive study is the follow-up of the NATF October 2008 report “Prospective for the Energy in the 21st Century”. A vector of energy is a system of the primary energy distribution to the final consumer. A...18 Oct Renewable energies – Challenges along the way towards total supply
Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences (SATW) 2011 Theoretically, renewable energies in Switzerland have sufficient potential to cover national demand. As yet, however, they play only a subordinate role. There is a need for research and development to lower costs. Wind and solar energy have the...18 Oct Industrial Biomass: Source of Chemicals, Materials, and Energy!
Belgium Academies (ARB) 2011 Biomass seemed a very promising resource for substituting fossil hydrocarbons as a renewable source of energy and as a sustainable raw material for various industrial sectors. However, during the first decade of the 21st century, competition between the use of biomass...18 Oct The Cost Effective Delivery of Essential Infrastructure
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Irish Academy of Engineering (IAE) 2011 This report follows on from the earlier joint report by the Academy and Engineers Ireland on “Infrastructure for an island population of 8 million people” published in February 2010. The report is framed within the context of the current...