Researchers working on converting plastic waste into clean hydrogen fuel

Academics from the Universities of Oxford and Cardiff are working alongside CarbonMeta Technologies to turn plastic waste into clean hydrogen fuel and high-value carbon nanomaterials. Transforming one tonne of plastic using the microwave machines can take on average two hours, with the material reaching up to 600 degrees. The firm is currently in discussion with

Renewable energy is getting cheaper, it could replace fossil fuels soon

The global energy sector has an impressive record of scaling-up renewables like wind and solar – but it is not so good at predicting future price changes of the clean energy these renewables produce, according to a new report. Researchers at the University of Oxford’s Institute of New Economic Thinking suggest early pricing prediction models