We have an amazing opportunity for staff at the university to take part in Carbon Literacy Training, being delivered by our colleagues from Nottingham Trent University.
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The university is trialling using carbon labelling on menus to calculate the climate impact of dishes […]
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Experts from the Universities for Nottingham network discuss Net Zero targets and community engagement for climate action.
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The University has committed a £1.7m investment in the high voltage network on the University Park […]
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Are you interested in energy research, looking for facilities for your own energy project or keen […]
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New nuclear power stations could form an important part of an affordable UK transition to a low carbon economy by 2050. However there is a range of constraints which could impact their rate of deployment and their ultimate capacity limit in the UK. The Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) has completed two projects intended to better understand the constraints and opportunities for new nuclear. In this lecture, Mike Middleton of the ETI will summarise the results from these projects and the insights gained into the potential deployment of both large nuclear power stations and Small Modular Reactors in the UK.
Tags: carbon, carbon emissions, energy, Energy Technologies Institute, Energy Technologies Research Institute, public lecture, sustainability