Renewable energy engineer and economist at Science and Policy Research Unit, University of Sussex. Working on the energy revolution driven by wind and solar.
Our new Briefing Paper on the cost of producing #GreenHydrogen from #OffshoreWind in the UK is available to download now!
Get it here: https://t.co/HPCQbAcmOv
A brilliant summation of why, despite the incredible advances in wind and solar, we still need to move faster to phase out fossil fuels. From SEG's @mpunktjansen in @ConversationUK. Read it here:➡️https://t.co/5cH4npcwCv
"University of Sussex Business School partners with Peter Bennett Foundation to open a ground-breaking new institute."
Read more about the new Bennett Institute for #Innovation and #Policy Acceleration: https://t.co/nVq8jtDosZ
#ClimateChange#Research#SussexUni#Sustainability
For the first time ever, wind power generated the largest share of Britain’s electricity over the first three months of 2023, ending the 100+ year reign of fossil fuels as the country’s largest source of power. 💨
Celebrate 🌍 #GlobalWindDay 💨
Wind power capacity will exceed 1 TW this year!
Capacity is important, but how much energy it produces (and when) really matters.
You can model hourly output of wind (& solar) anywhere in the world with 🥷 https://t.co/O2Wx22Dh7t 🥷
Celebrate 🌍 #GlobalWindDay 💨
Wind power capacity will exceed 1 TW this year!
Capacity is important, but how much energy it produces (and when) really matters.
You can model hourly output of wind (& solar) anywhere in the world with 🥷 https://t.co/O2Wx22Dh7t 🥷
The Sussex Energy Group's @mpunktjansen was one of the scientists @MiryamNaddaf spoke to for her great explainer about the dam collapse in Ukraine for @nature. Read it below: https://t.co/amCJN2URM3
A new report shows wind has become the UK's main source of electricity for the first time, a major step towards net zero. SEG's @mpunktjansen, one of the report's co-authors, explains what this means on this radio interview (segment begins at 1:02) https://t.co/EQWlYnWmBo
This study from @DrRobertGross@mpunktjansen@CMacIver11 et al investigates how the uncertainty of a future decarbonised #energy system introduces risk that could raise the cost of #netzero. It focuses on the financial implications of #offshore wind. https://t.co/OKC1iwbcyg
CEP visiting researcher Malte Jansen (@mpunktjansen) helped co-author a UKERC report on the effect of transitioning to offshore wind on market signals!
@IC_CEP
Published today! This report explores how uncertainty around the structure of a future decarbonised energy system introduces risk which can significantly increase the cost of reaching #netzero. It specifically looks at the case for offshore wind. https://t.co/ipdsvpmC6W Thread 👇
The @UKERCHQ's latest report delves into the fascinating topic of transition risk in energy systems. Our very own @mpunktjansen is one of the report's contributors. Check it out!
Energy Policy 2022: received 3.717 papers; 536 published (29% open access); rejection rate 86%; 4.3 mio downloads; time submission➡️final editorial outcome↘️10% (with room for improvement, I know) Thank you authors, reviewers and editorial team (past & present)! @Elsevierenergy
@MLiebreich@adamrbruce@afneil It's not the treasury earning hundreds of millions, but the British consumers. Alas, as long as the energy price guarantee is in place, this will not directly reduce the electricity, but reduce the future tax burden.