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Monthly Archives: April 2014
TSBE Centre lead on Embodied Carbon research`
“Getting the numbers right” and “Emissions saved now are worth more than those saved in the future” were two of the key points arising from the TSBE Centre’s highly successful, recent embodied carbon workshop. The event, part of the UK … Continue reading
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TSBE EngD research cited in recent AES developmemts
AES Corp, NI’s biggest power generator and owner of Kilroot and Ballylumford power stations, plans to build 100 megawatts of battery capacity to store excess wind power. AES worked with Research Engineer Marek Kubik and the TSBE Centre to sponsor research … Continue reading
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