Future Cleantech Architects recently contributed to the lecture series of the Cambridge University Energy Technology Society. During the session, our CEO Peter Schniering presented the organization’s work on advancing high-impact innovation in clean energy technologies.
The discussion explored a range of topics related to innovation in the energy system, including our ongoing FCA research, insights on high-temperature heat and future energy systems, and broader perspectives on innovation theory and technology deployment. The exchange also touched on current policy debates shaping the transition in Europe, including narratives surrounding transport technologies.
Several FCA colleagues joined the session and contributed to the discussion, providing additional perspectives from the organization’s research and policy work across its Cambridge and Brussels teams.