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  1. Editorial - Proc. Instn Civil. Engrs: Energy, July 2025
  2. The Background to and Outcomes from the 2023 Dubai Climate Summit (COP28)
  3. ICE Energy editorial on the global achievement of 'net-zero' greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
  4. Editorial
  5. Investment Appraisal for Full-Scale UK Biofuel Refineries using Wheat Straw as a Feedstock
  6. Micro-Combined Heat and Power Systems
  7. The Achievements and Disappointments of the 2021 Glasgow Climate Pact
  8. The 2021 Glasgow Climate Pact
  9. Reflections on the 2021 UK Industrial Decarbonisation Strategy
  10. The environmental implications of an urban community and its surrounding bioregion
  11. Industrial Energy and Carbon Emissions Reduction In the UK Glass Sector
  12. Editorial
  13. 'Green' Steel-Making
  14. Evaluation of a Hybrid Process for Hydrogen Production From Biogenic Municipal Waste
  15. Editorial - Proc. Instn Civil. Engrs: Energy, 2020, Vol. 173, Issue 1, pp 1-2.
  16. The Context and Development of Socio-technical Transitions in UK Electricity Out to 2050
  17. Technology Options and Environmental Impact of Socio-technical Transitions for UK Electricity
  18. Indicative Appraisal of Clustered Micro-generators in the Home
  19. Industrial Decarbonisation of the UK Iron and Steel Sector Out to 2050
  20. The Role of Bioenergy in a Low Carbon Future for the UK
  21. Editorial for the Inaugural Issue of the new journal 'BMC Energy' (published by Springer Nature)
  22. Editorial - Energy and Climate Change Mitigation From Here To 2050
  23. Environmental footprint analysis of low carbon, more electric UK transition pathways to 2050
  24. Energy saving potential of high temperature heat pumps in the UK Food and Drink sector
  25. Analysis of the potential for energy demand and carbon emissions reduction in the iron and steel sector
  26. Industrial Energy Use and Carbon Emissions Reduction in a UK Context
  27. Thermodynamic analysis of bioethanol production from wheat straw
  28. Challenges, insights and opportunities of industrial decarbonisation in the UK
  29. Industrial decarbonisation of the UK pulp and paper sector
  30. Transition pathways and technology options for a UK low-carbon electricity system are examined.
  31. An empirical assessment of sector-level exergy analysis
  32. Environmental and resource burdens associated with an urban community and its surrounding bioregion
  33. Thermodynamic analysis of bioethanol production from wheat straw
  34. Thermodynamic insights and assessment of the ‘circular economy’
  35. Energy demand and carbon emissions reduction in the UK chemicals sector
  36. Realising transition pathways to a low-carbon future
  37. Reconciling qualitative storylines and quantitative descriptions: An iterative approach
  38. Opportunities for Energy Demand and Carbon Emissions Reduction in the Chemicals Sector
  39. Realising UK Electricity Transition Pathways - Challenges, Insights and Opportunities
  40. The thermodynamic implications of electricity end-use for heat and power
  41. An indicative energy technology assessment of the Cardiff-Weston Tidal Barrage (UK)
  42. The life cycle greenhouse gas implications of a UK gas supply transformation on a future low carbon electricity sector
  43. The potential environmental consequences of shifts in UK energy policy that impact on electricity generation
  44. Industrial energy use and carbon emissions reduction
  45. Detailed simulation of electrical demands due to nationwide adoption of heat pumps, taking account of renewable generation and mitigation
  46. Energy Technology Assessment of Shale Gas ‘Fracking’ in the UK
  47. Potential for use of heat rejected from industry in district heating networks, GB perspective
  48. Life-cycle Energy Densities and Spatial Footprints of Various Electrical Power Systems
  49. Energy efficiency potentials: Contrasting thermodynamic, technical and economic limits for organic Rankine cycles within UK industry
  50. Editorial
  51. Carbon and Environmental Footprinting of World Biofuel Production Out to 2050
  52. Carbon and Environmental Footprinting
  53. Progress in energy demand reduction – from here to 2050
  54. Energy Technology Assessment of Shale Gas ‘Fracking’ – A UK Perspective
  55. Life-cycle Environmental Impact of Energy Systems
  56. Indicative Energy Technology Assessment of Advanced Rechargeable Batteries
  57. The 20% house – An integrated assessment of options for reducing net carbon emissions from existing UK houses
  58. An Indicative Energy Technology Assessment of the ‘Shoots Barrage’ Tidal Power Scheme (UK)
  59. An energy and carbon life cycle assessment of industrial CHP (combined heat and power) in the context of a low carbon UK
  60. Impact on energy requirements and emissions of heat pumps and micro-cogenerators participating in demand side management
  61. Prospects for Coal-fired Power Plants with Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in a UK Context
  62. Editorial: Progress in energy demand reduction – from here to 2050
  63. Prospects for emissions reduction in the UK cement sector
  64. Book review: The Social Dynamics of Carbon Capture and Storage: Understanding CCS Representations, Governance and Innovation MarkussonN. ShackleyS. EvarB. Routledge (The Earthscan Science in Society Series), London, UK, 2012, 978-1-84971-315-3, £29·99 ...
  65. Heat recovery opportunities in UK industry
  66. The implications of upstream emissions from the power sector
  67. Effect of operating conditions on performance of domestic heating systems with heat pumps and fuel cell micro-cogeneration
  68. Contrasting Thermodynamic, Technical and Economic Potentials: The Example of Organic Rankine Cycle Use within UK Industry
  69. Energy Density and Spatial Footprints of Various Electrical Power Systems
  70. Carbon and Environmental Footprinting of Global Biofuel Production
  71. A Briefing Paper on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Faces a Challenging Future
  72. Potential of Demand Side Management to Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions Associated with the Operation of Heat Pumps
  73. Special issue on micro-generation and related energy technologies and practices for low carbon buildings
  74. Life cycle assessment of a small-scale anaerobic digestion plant from cattle waste
  75. The energy and environmental implications of UK more electric transition pathways: A whole systems perspective
  76. Challenges of the transition to a low carbon, more electric future: From here to 2050
  77. Carbon and Environmental Footprinting of Low Carbon UK Electricity Futures to 2050
  78. Environmental life cycle assessment of bioethanol production from wheat straw
  79. Thermodynamic efficiency of low-carbon domestic heating systems: heat pumps and micro-cogeneration
  80. Assessment of community energy supply systems using energy, exergy and exergoeconomic analysis
  81. Environmental life cycle assessment of lignocellulosic conversion to ethanol: A review
  82. Book review: Energy and Carbon Emissions: The Way We LiveEnergy and Carbon Emissions: The Way We Live Terry Nicola. UIT, Cambridge, UK, 2011, ISBN 978 1 90686 014 1, £9.99, 256 pp.
  83. Impact review of past UK public industrial energy efficiency RD&D programmes
  84. An energy and carbon life cycle assessment of tidal power case study: The proposed Cardiff–Weston severn barrage scheme
  85. Risk assessment of UK biofuel developments within the rapidly evolving energy and transport sectors
  86. Editorial
  87. Carbon footprints in a bipolar, climate-constrained world
  88. Decomposition analysis of energy-related carbon emissions from UK manufacturing
  89. Whole systems appraisal of a UK Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) system: Energy, environmental, and economic evaluations
  90. Greenhouse gas reporting for biofuels: A comparison between the RED, RTFO and PAS2050 methodologies
  91. Barriers to and drivers for UK bioenergy development
  92. Techno-economic appraisal of fossil-fuelled power generation systems with carbon dioxide capture and storage
  93. Developing transition pathways for a low carbon electricity system in the UK
  94. North and south: Regional footprints on the transition pathway towards a low carbon, global economy
  95. Ecological Debt: Exploring the Factors that Affect National Footprints
  96. Thermodynamic and carbon analyses of micro-generators for UK households
  97. Integrated appraisal of a Solar Hot Water system
  98. The Lebanese electricity system in the context of sustainable development
  99. Egalite, fraternite, sustainabilite: evaluating the significance of regional affluence and population growth on carbon emissions
  100. The Influence of Thermodynamic Ideas on Ecological Economics: An Interdisciplinary Critique
  101. Embodied Carbon: The Concealed Impact of Residential Construction
  102. Integrated appraisal of a building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) system
  103. Enabling technologies for industrial energy demand management
  104. A bioenergy resource assessment for the south west of England
  105. Guest Editorial
  106. Energy analysis and environmental life cycle assessment of a micro-wind turbine
  107. Risk assessment of UK electricity supply in a rapidly evolving energy sector
  108. Prospects for and barriers to domestic micro-generation: A United Kingdom perspective
  109. Development of biofuels for the UK automotive market
  110. Embodied energy and carbon in construction materials
  111. Integrated appraisal of micro-generators: methods and applications
  112. Developing transition pathways for a low carbon electricity system in the UK
  113. Development of design for remanufacturing guidelines to support sustainable manufacturing
  114. Footprints on the landscape: An environmental appraisal of urban and rural living in the developed world
  115. Development of robust design-for-remanufacturing guidelines to further the aims of sustainable development
  116. Industrial energy analysis, thermodynamics and sustainability
  117. Industrial energy-analysis and management: A European perspective
  118. Time to give due weight to the 'carbon footprint' issue
  119. Thermodynamic and related analysis of natural gas combined cycle power plants with and without carbon sequestration
  120. Energy and sustainability in a complex world: Reflections on the ideas of Howard T. Odum
  121. ?People, planet and prosperity?: The determinants of humanity's environmental footprint
  122. Towards sustainability: energy efficiency, thermodynamic analysis, and the ‘two cultures’
  123. Sustainability and the built environment at and beyond the city scale
  124. Science, sustainability and the establishment in a technological age
  125. The use and misuse of thermodynamic ideas outside the sphere of engineering
  126. Predicting boiling heat transfer using computational fluid dynamics
  127. Life-Cycle Assessment of Mineral and Rapeseed Oil in Mobile Hydraulic Systems
  128. Convective coolant heat transfer in internal combustion engines
  129. The Low-Down on Entropy and Interpretive Thermodynamics
  130. Thermal performance of a trapezoidal-shaped solar collector/energy store
  131. Exergy analysis of the United Kingdom energy system
  132. Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development
  133. Life-Cycle Assessment of Oil ‘Hydraulic’ Systems for Environmentally-Sensitive Applications
  134. Alternative Energy Strategies for the United Kingdom Revisited
  135. Nuclear Energy into the 21st Century
  136. Nuclear energy into the twenty-first century
  137. Projections of UK oil and gas supply and demand to 2010
  138. An intermediate-level model of external convection for building energy simulation
  139. Turbulent Prandtl Number Distribution within a Near-Wall Flow
  140. Improved data correlations for buoyancy-driven convection in rooms
  141. Complete Velocity Profile and “Optimum” Skin Friction Formulas for the Plane Wall-Jet
  142. Intermittent air injection into rooms—the isothermal ceiling jet
  143. Mixing of two intersecting plane turbulent air jets
  144. An interferometric study of a cold air jet with by-pass streams issuing into still ambient air
  145. Nuclear Power in the Twenty-first Century
  146. Sustainability Criteria for Energy Resources and Technologies
  147. A Robust Description and Tool for Remanufacturing: A Resource and Energy Recovery Strategy