Joint project with Siemens and the University of Birmingham. Demonstrates the potential of cost-effective decarbonisation through more effective utilisation and coordination of current and planned generation assets. A more coordinated net zero system could supply up...
Tyseley Energy Park (TEP) is delighted to hear the government’s announcement of a ten point plan and £4bn package of support to tackle climate change, create jobs in the green technology sector and accelerate towards the net zero 2050 target. With a mission to...
Construction has begun at a new University of Birmingham sustainable energy research and innovation centre based at Tyseley Energy Park. This will promote innovation in waste, energy and low carbon vehicle systems across the West Midlands. The £7 million Birmingham...
