• Financial incentives for low-carbon transition: from citizens to professional investors 

  Curtin, Joseph (University College Cork, 2019)

  Decarbonisation of the global economy requires an energy transition of exceptional scope, depth and speed, and a doubling of the current level of investment in low-carbon technologies. However, the risk perception of ...
• Integrated biogas systems 

  Voelklein, Markus (University College Cork, 2019)

  An integrated biogas system is a synergistic cycle of processes sustainably recovering energy and nutrients by anaerobic digestion systems. It is a value adding sequence managing waste and biomass with a final gaseous ...
• Modelling the interactions between power systems and energy systems 

  Collins, Seán (University College Cork, 2018)

  The European Union has significant ambitions to decarbonise the energy system by 2050. The power system is expected to play a key role in this energy transition, with this role involving increased electrification of heat ...
• Green grass: developing grass for sustainable gaseous biofuel 

  Nizami, Abdul-Sattar (University College Cork, 2011)

  Grass is ubiquitous in Ireland and temperate northern Europe. It is a low input perennial crop; farmers are well versed in its production and storage (ensiling). Anaerobic digestion is a well understood technology. Grass ...
• The microbial ecology of anaerobic digestion: characterising novel biogas configurations through molecular and statistical methods 

  FitzGerald, Jamie A. (University College Cork, 2018)

  The microbiological generation of methane from organic substrates is a process with incredible flexibility, which has allowed continual innovations in its application as a source of renewable energy. Ireland’s renewable ...

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