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James Williams

About James Williams

I am now studying for a phd in Energy in the Mechanical Engineering and Psychology departments at Sheffield University. Specifically my phd is concerned with improving the efficiency of solar thermal panels and investigating how people use innovative technologies. I intend on developing a system that takes weather predictions from the Met Office, converts those predictions into an estimate of how much hot water can be generated in the following 24/48 hours and then suggests optimal times for the user to use their solar heated hot water. The psychological element of my phd is ensuring that the homeowner utilises the technology optimally. Ideally the system will modify the home owners behaviour (for the better!).
Laser fusion.

The fifty year wait for nuclear fusion energy is here, honest…

24 September, 2011

Last week the UK firmly threw its hat into the fusion ring with the UK Company AWE joining the National Ignition Facility (NIF) based in the US to push for energy’s Holy Grail: nuclear fusion. If fusion can be harnessed … Continue reading

The Tangshanpeng wind farm in China.

China sees record investments in renewable tech, will introduce carbon trading scheme

22 August, 2011

The Chinese government recently declared that they are intending on placing a cap on their annual carbon emissions which will allow the individual provinces in China to regulate and plan their emissions more effectively. The hope is that this cap … Continue reading

COP15 Protest

It’s time for a Green Revolution

25 May, 2011

The recent people’s revolutions in the Middle East have been playing on all 24 hour rolling news for the entire world to see at the click of a button. There has been such an excess of reports from embedded journalists … Continue reading

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