Manchester Energy

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  • GRIP

    A scenario modelling tool to enable coherent discussion of energy futures that has been developed within the University of Manchester�s School of Environment and Development and has been applied across the UK and Europe.

     

  • Insularm

    Developed with funding from National Grid and shortly to be trialled for a year, the University and EPL Composite Solutions have produced a revolutionary cross-arm for overhead lines that allows an increase in operating voltage without an increase in tower size.

     

  • Eco Cities

    EcoCities is a joint initiative between the University of Manchester and office provider Bruntwood that seeks to provide a blueprint for the first climate change adaptation strategy for Greater Manchester including ways to have future sustainable energy use.

     

  • Manchester Bobber

    The University of Manchester, UMIP and industrial partners are developing and commercialising an innovative and patented wave energy device which has the capability of increasing the amount of UK energy produced from renewable sources.

     

  • CoEBio3

    Carrying out work on biofuels utilising its research capabilities in all aspects of biocatalytic processing from enzyme screening through to bioreactor design, CoEBio3 is a world-class partnership between academia and industry.

     

The University of Manchester has wide ranging research and educational expertise in energy technologies and their societal impact. Bringing together this expertise is Manchester Energy.

With access to major experimental facilities we have an unparalleled resource to support world-class research and teaching that will lead to the development of more sustainable energy solutions and the education of the energy leaders of tomorrow.

Capability

The University has a diverse range of research and teaching activity in the energy area as befits one of the globally leading Universities. See our research capability.


 

 

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