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University of Bath scientist Professor Furong Li seeking a greener future

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Saturday, March 23, 2013
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A Bath-based scientist has been recognised for her contribution to research into cleaner energy.

Professor Furong Li from the University of Bath's department of electronic and electrical engineering, has been awarded a Wolfson Research Merit Award from the Royal Society.

  1. Professor Furong Li has been rewards for  research into low carbon energy

    Professor Furong Li has been rewards for research into low carbon energy

The award recognises Professor Li's research contribution aimed at accelerating the UK's move towards low-carbon living.

Professor Li's work has led to the development of pricing methods that promote efficient energy network development, and has triggered a wide review of transmission and distribution pricing across the world, including Brazil, Ireland, India and China.

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The Wolfson Merit award will allow Professor Li to focus on mapping out the current energy network infrastructure across the UK, highlighting areas which most lend themselves to micro generation where individuals or communities can invest in wind turbines or solar panels.

Professor Li said: "A key element of any solution to decarbonise our electricity generation will be micro generation, where individual households use technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines, combined heat and power methods and home energy storage to generate some of their own power from renewable sources, which they will consume and store when the price is at its cheapest."

The five year award is funded by the Wolfson Foundation and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.

The Wolfson Foundation is a grant-making charity established in 1955.

Funding is given to support excellence.

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    by mhelenmary

    Saturday, March 23 2013, 3:31PM

    “What about nuclear energy that is the more talked about provider now?

    I thought that we have given up, on trying to be thoughtful to this one world we live in.

    By the way, this lady is one I admire, she is doing something positive!

    Well done to her.”

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    by dannydarko222

    Saturday, March 23 2013, 11:21AM

    “test!”

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