Hydrogen East
Tuesday 28th July saw the launch of Hydrogen East whose goal is to bring together interested parties and key stakeholders on hydrogen in East Anglia.
This summary discusses the potential opportunities for developing hydrogen in the East of England, and the advantages it brings as an additional source of clean energy on the journey to Net-Zero.
Net Zero Leiston
Troy Fielder is currently undertaking an industrial placement in the Sizewell C Financing and Economic Regulation team. He is a student at the University of East Anglia, studying for a degree in Natural Sciences (with a Year in Industry) and has a specific interest in environmental science and policy.
Suffolk’s “energy coast”– a meaningful economic legacy?
Our Heritage 2040 Article Twelve: Suffolk does not need this unpresidented scale of industrialisation.
A 21st Century Crystal Palace Across East Anglia
Our Heritage 2040 Article Eleven: Let a thousand flowers - plus fruit and veg - bloom along a new path to production.
Regulating Disruption: From Financial Services to COVID and Beyond
Disruption comes in many forms and impacts us at varying speeds. The seismic events caused by COVID have been rapid in changing human behaviour but what will prove its lasting effects?
A Coming Cultural Suffolk High Tide
Our Heritage 2040 Article Ten: Culture provides one route for revitalisation and levelling-up.
How can cities govern and benefit from digital technologies in the global urban age?
This publication, a result of a collaboration between Demos Helsinki and the four biggest cities of Finland: Espoo, Helsinki, Tampere, and Vantaa, proposes a new way to manage cities based on the principle of 'active citizenship and ecosystem leadership'.
Seven lessons from seven cities
Sizewell Community Working Group member, Derek Wyatt was an interviewee for The Future of Scotland series. These 'Seven lessons from seven cities' are a great read and suggest how communities, policymakers and business can make the most of the century's biggest trends and navigate the uncharted territory on which we find ourselves.
The Interim report, explores the key challenges in the evolving relationship between business and democracy. Download a copy of the report here.