Wednesday, 16 May 2018
Hilton Leeds City, Leeds, UK
‘Clean Growth’ is one of the four Grand Challenges highlighted in the Government’s Industrial Strategy, but how will we achieve it?
One of the key vectors to achieving clean growth will undoubtedly be through ‘green gases’.
A proportion of these gases can be used for energy generation, both power and heat or for energy storage. They can also be utilised as a green transport fuel to help decarbonise those parts of the transport system that will continue to rely on the internal combustion engine as a powertrain (like aviation and heavy-goods vehicles). The third opportunity is to utilise these gases as a substitute for petroleum-based feedstocks for the production of chemicals.