英国工程技术学会：实现净零排放的能源技术

We thank Siv Almaas, of Almaas Technologies Ltd., and Graeme Hawker, of the University of Strathclyde, for assistance with the sections of this Guide describing the gas grid and gas storage in Britain. We thank Finlay Asher of Green Sky Thinking and William Dobson of Rolls-Royce plc for providing invaluable information, insights and references on technology options for the decarbonisation of the aviation sec- tor, and Dimitri Mignard, of the University of Edinburgh, for providing us with useful information relating to synthetic fuel manufacturing. We thank David Cole and Paul Littler of Atkins Ltd., who gave us their time to discuss the level of flexibility of nuclear power. We thank Andrew Lyden, of the University of Strathclyde, for background research and drafting support for the solar thermal and heat pump sections. Iain Struthers, of the University of Edinburgh, kindly shared information and his thoughts on marine and other renewable energy resources in the UK, and also relating to greenhouse gas emissions from electricity generation. We are grateful to Grant Wilson, of the University of Birmingham, for generously sharing his data describing daily energy use in Britain, covering gas, electricity, transport fuels and gas storage. We thank Christian Brand, of the University of Oxford, for providing us with data on decarboni- sation pathways for the UK vehicle fleet. We thank Janet Moxley, formerly of the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, for input into the chemistry annex, and carbon and nitrogen cycles. We thank Rebecca Hall and Peter Taylor, of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Wind & Marine Energy Systems at the University of Strathclyde, for information about wind turbine arrangements in offshore windfarms. Finally, we thank Jonathan Bowes, of the University of Strathclyde and ClimateXChange, for being a mine of information on various topics.