Innovate UK

Potential technologies include robotics, sensors, artificial intelligence and autonomous systems

The Energy Catalyst competition is encouraging the development of products and services that helps countries access secure, low cost and low carbon energy

The process uses microbes to convert carbon dioxide emissions and turn them into high-value proteins

The 20-foot container-sized battery will be powerful enough to charge four EVs simultaneously at UK’s second biggest port

Projects should also have the potential to improve productivity and contribute to the target of net zero emissions from agriculture by 2040

The aim of the competition is to reduce technical barriers facing offshore wind farms, including cutting costs

Projects must target foundation industries including cement, paper, glass, ceramics, metals and bulk chemicals

Applicants must register by 27th November 2019

Britain will need to switch to electrification across many sectors, from automotive to energy distribution, in order to meet its 2050 net zero goal

The Energy Data Taskforce has set out five key recommendations to modernise the energy system and drive it towards a net zero carbon future