Professor Mike Bradshaw has given evidence on behalf of UKERC to the Energy and Climate Change Committee's inquiry into the impact of shale on energy markets.

05.03.13: The UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) today launches a new guide highlighting the availability of materials that are critical components in low carbon energy technologies.

27.02.13: Findings strengthen case for inclusion of 2030 carbon intensity target in Energy Bill

21.02.13: The transition to a low-carbon society is often thought to occur through the top-down policies of a government or the bottom-up actions of its people. By acting as “middle agents”, building professionals across a range of disciplines can play a key role by exerting influence upstream, downstream and sideways, according to Dr. Kathryn Janda, speaking at the Edge Debate in London tonight.

04.02.13: Professor John Loughhead, Executive Director of the UK Energy Research Centre, has been appointed as the UK’s Focal Point contact for China in the area of energy and renewables for the next two years, until January 2015.

28.01.13: Call for clearer ‘value proposition’ ahead of today's launch - as findings reveal no great appetite for energy efficiency

25.01.13: To become a major developer of shale gas, Europe must overcome a variety of issues and the strongest challenge will be fierce public opposition. This is especially topical as the Treasury consults on new tax incentives to support the emergence of a UK shale gas industry, as announced by George Osborne last autumn.

07.01.13: The UK Energy Research Centre has contributed to a response by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) to the House of Commons Select Committee on Energy and Climate Change’s Inquiry ‘A Severn Barrage?’