2020 – PEI Issue 5
Issues
Power Engineering International Issue 5 2020
Power Engineering International issue 5 - 2020 is focusing on Europe's coal conundrum and the latest nuclear developments into advanced modular reactors.
Coal Fired
How will Europe tackle its coal conundrum?
The biggest ‘just’ energy transition in Europe is the one that involves those countries still reliant on coal, which accounts for a fifth of the electricity production in the EU and employs 230,000 people.
Hydrogen
Exclusive: Green for ‘go’ on hydrogen turbines
How a research project is paving the way for hydrogen-based energy
systems. By Aasa Lyckstroem.
Hydrogen
Hydrogen: Five potential game-changers to watch
With hydrogen one of the hottest topics in the energy sector, here’s five projects we believe could be real game-changers.
Wind
The burning issue of wind turbine fires
Why the wind industry cannot afford the financial and reputational damage that even a single turbine fire can bring. By Angela Krcmar.
Nuclear
Fuelling nuclear innovation in the UK
Advanced modular reactors can play a key role in Britain’s future energy mix argues Steve Threlfall.
Wind
Floating windpower: Europe’s buoyant future
How a perfect storm of converging new technologies plus policy and economic incentives could unleash the full potential of floating wind. By Benjamin Cerfontaine and Susan Gourvenec.
