UK Energy Research Centre
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UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC) was established in 2004 to carry out research on sustainable energy systems. Their research informs UK policy development and research strategy. UKERC is a consortium of academic partners from over 30 different UK institutions.
People
- Professor John Loughhead FREng FCGI OBE, Imperial College London, Executive Director
- Professor Jim Watson, Imperial College London, Research Director
- Dr Nick Eyre, University of Oxford, Co-Director, Energy Demand
- Professor Nick Jenkins, Cardiff University, Co-Director, Energy Supply
- Dr Melanie Austen, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, Co-Director, Energy and Environment
- Professor Paul Ekins, University College London, Co-Director Energy Systems
- Dr Robert Gross, Imperial College London, Co-Director, Technology and Policy Assessment
- Dr Jim Halliday, Co-Director, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Research Atlas
Nuclear activities
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In September 2013 research published by UKERC found that the British public is divided on the use of nuclear power.
Affiliations
Supported organisations
- Science Media Centre (2013)[1]
Contact
- 58 Princes Gate
- Exhibition Road
- London SW7 2PG
- Tel: +44 (0) 20 7594 1574
- Website: http://www.ukerc.ac.uk
