Use of GIS for JEP Input to Water
Resource Planning
The use of Geographic Information System (GIS) analysis is used to derive a measure of where future power production might be located which may then be used for modelling future power sector water needs. The work is intended to provide a company neutral view based on the water reliability and availability datasets provided by the EA and NRW and proximity to national gas and transmission grids. A region by region analysis is provided.
An Energy Sector Perspective for the East
A presentation given at a conference arranged by Anglian Water – Investing in a Thriving East on 30th January 2025
Potential environmental impacts of hydrogen-fired power generation
A presentation given at the UK-US Collaboration on Air Quality and Exposure Science in 2023 covering the potential emission concentrations, air quality impacts and cost-benefit considerations associated with the combustion of hydrogen in gas turbines.
Carbon Capture and Storage Requirements within the Emissions Trading System – Implications for Measurement Uncertainty
A presentation given at the 2024 Air Quality and Emissions Conference and EXPO covering the practical implications of accurately measuring CO2 emissions from plant fitted with post-combustion carbon capture plant for the purposes of ETS reporting.
Water Demand for Power/Hydrogen Production and Water Efficiency for Dispatchable Thermal Power
A presentation given at the Demand Knowledge Exchange Workshop, London, 19th March 2025
Energy Sector Perspective for Water Resources Planning
A presentation given at the CIWEM Water Resources Planning Conference, Birmingham, on 8th October 2024
Regulation of Hydrogen Combustion: Emissions Reporting and Compliance Assessment
A presentation given at the 2024 Air Quality and Emissions Conference and EXPO covering hydrogen combustion and emissions performance in gas turbines and the implications for NOx emissions reporting and compliance assessment.
