Analysis of the UKRI budget 2025–26 and its new funding buckets for applied research, missions and innovation – and what they reveal about the UK’s research commercialisation gap between world‑class science and weak scale‑up
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Over 18 months, the hydrogen sector experienced a massive clearing event. Companies failed, projects cancelled, billions vaporized. New analysis shows why now is genuinely a time to buy—but only for the right companies in the right segments.
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Road Transport Decarbonisation in 2025: Winners and Losers in the UK and Europe This road transport decarbonisation 2025 review looks
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The energy transition isn’t linear. But the direction is clear. The question for 2026 is whether the UK leads, follows,
The UK spent £1.5 billion in 2025 paying wind farms to switch off and gas plants to switch on. Without
Hydrogen Trucks UK Policy Failure: Why HyHAUL Collapsed December 15, 2025 This article examines HyHAUL as a case study within
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Data centre microgrid architecture: offshore wind, solar, batteries and gas/hydrogen firming connected via private wire, bypassing grid constraints. How Microgrids
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Field Note · 9 December 2025 Why AI Data Centres Are Overloading the Grid — And How Hydrogen and the
Field Note · Hydrogen · Industrial Strategy Funding the Past While the Future Goes Unbuilt Blue Hydrogen is at the
BP Teesside Hydrogen: Why the Project Really Died — and Why AI Replaced It Executive Summary The public announcement framed
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