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Tom Cheesewright on 30th April 2020.

In the latest episode in my #AskAFuturist series, Tim Panton asks: “Will nuclear energy replace fossil fuels? If so, will it be fission or fusion?”

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Tom Cheesewright on 2nd April 2019.

Hydrogen and fuel cells absolutely have a place in the future energy mix. But batteries will take the majority of the market share. Here’s why.

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Tom Cheesewright on 28th February 2019.

It’s hard to enjoy the weather when the climate presents such a threat. The solutions are frustratingly simple, just expensive.

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Tom Cheesewright on 3rd December 2018.

Future batteries might store more and charge faster, or they might be built into the structure of our houses or vehicles.

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Tom Cheesewright on 21st February 2017.

The future of energy is electric, distributed and local. according to this new report on the future of energy I have developed with CMS

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Tom Cheesewright on 8th February 2017.

On stage at the Superyacht Design Symposium this week, I proposed three ways in which […]

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Tom Cheesewright on 22nd July 2015.

The private sector simply isn’t building enough generating capacity to keep Britain’s lights on in the long term. So what’s the answer?

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Tom Cheesewright on 28th October 2014.

The margin between our generating capacity and our consumption is shrinking. It wouldn’t take much for the Corrie spike to cause a blackout.

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