A robust framework for estimating theoretical minimum energy requirements for industrial processes
Latest paper introduces a standardised framework to calculate minimum energy requirements for industrial processes.
Latest paper introduces a standardised framework to calculate minimum energy requirements for industrial processes.
Gretel reflects on a trip to Zambia with the Climate Compatible Growth Programme.
Sam reflects on a scoping trip to Malawi, a new partner country in the Climate Compatible Growth Programme.
From 24th August – 4th September, Refficiency group leader Professor Jonathan Cullen went to China on a research trip. Firstly, Jonathan attended the Joint ISIE Socio-Economic Metabolism (SEM)...
Uncertainties in greenhouse gas emissions estimates for petrochemical production have lacked quantification globally, impacting emissions reporting and decarbonization policymaking. Here we analyze cradle-to-gate emissions of 81 chemicals at...
At the beginning of March, I attended the World Energy Days Conference 2024, based in Wels, Austria. This comprised of four themed days: young energy researchers, biomass, energy...
Plastics are controversial due to their production from fossil fuels, emissions during production and disposal, potential toxicity, and leakage to the environment. In light of these concerns, calls...
There’s still time to start your submission for the Petrochemicals and Climate Change Conference! The conference is taking place at the University of Cambridge, 1st – 3rd July...
The eceee 2024 Zero Carbon Industry Conference, held on January 30th and 31st in Antwerp, Belgium, provided a vibrant platform for discussions on industrial decarbonisation and energy efficiency....
Refficiency’s group leader, Professor Jonathan Cullen, is co-chairing the International Conference on Petrochemicals and Climate Change: Technology, Policy, and Societal Change in a Time of Planetary Crises. Submissions...