Prof O’Malley in the Digital Energy Demonstrator with Darren Jones, technology manager from Hitachi.
Prof O'Malley in the Digital Energy Demonstrator with Darren Jones, technology manager from Hitachi. Professor Mark O-Malley has joined Imperial College London as the Leverhulme International Professor of Power Systems. Professor O'Malley joins the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering to lead a research team of 13 working to decarbonise the electricity grid, supported by £4million in funding from The Leverhulme Trust. Climate change is the biggest challenge of our generation. A powerful way to tackle this will be transitioning to a fully decarbonised electricity grid Professor Mark O'Malley Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering - The grant will focus on developing technologies to run the power grid - the network that delivers electricity from producers to consumers, also known as the electricity grid - using 100 per cent renewable energy like wind and solar. Professor O'Malley said: "Climate change is the biggest challenge of our generation. A powerful way to tackle this will be transitioning to a fully decarbonised electricity grid, and one way of doing this is by going towards 100 % renewable electricity.
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