Photosynthesis - plants as our leading light? Many of the worlds innovations have taken inspiration from nature, yesterday's blog was no di...
Vortex induced vibrations - what is VIV? Vortex induced vibrations (VIV) doesn't sound very snappy, in fact it sounds completely made up bu...
Graphene - not just for pencils Graphene has been touted as the material of the future. A single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexago...
Air power - will it blow over? When talking about 'Air Power' you may be mistaken into thinking we mean wind turbines. Confused? Let us hel...
Bug power - in development? Yesterday we spoke about how coffee growers could use microbes to eat waste produced from coffee production and...
Coffee Power - a storm in a teacup? 95 million cups of coffee are drank in the UK everyday which per capita puts us at 45th in the world fo...
Cold Plasma Pyrolysis - Renewable plastic energy Snappy title but what is Cold Plasma Pyrolysis and could it be the answer to a major probl...
DCC - Something to Marvel at?The DCC and SMETS2 may not sound like an innovation as it is happening right now but it will change energy in t...
Hydropower - Turn on the tap A theme across the blogs this Christmas has seen that energy generation hasn't changed a whole lot in the last...
Time of use tariffs - time to switch? Time of use tariffs aren't necessarily a major innovation in the energy world but for consumers they ...
Wireless Charging - Positive future? Wireless charging has been in the news a lot in the last year thanks to mobile phones and the ability ...
Flywheels - all in a spin Flywheels may not be associated with innovation but could there be a renaissance on the horizon? Some think so. ...
