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Amanda Doyle

Amanda Doyle

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Deputy Transport Editor, Chemical Watch

United Kingdom

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  • Fostering the Next Generation of Readers with Frank Cottrell-Boyce, William Rayfet Hunter & Taylor-Dior Rumble, and The Reading Agency on Day Three of The London Book Fair 2025 | RX

    By Amanda Doyle Verified, Megan Avery, sisters Glennon| RX Global@ 14/03/2025 Press Releases Fostering the Next Generation of Readers with Frank Cottrell-Boyce, William Rayfet Hunter & Taylor-Dior Rumble, and The Reading Agency on Day Three of The London Book Fair 2025 Events RX Press Releases LONDON, 13 March 2025: On the final day of The London Book Fair, the largest book trade and publishing event of the spring, the Fair reported over 1,000 exhibitors, more than 550 tables in the International Rights Centre [a 10% increase from last year], and solid...

    By Amanda Doyle Verified, Megan Avery, sisters Glennon · RX Global

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Energy: Coal to Nuclear

    By Amanda Doyle Verified| The Chemical Engineer (tce) Verified Coal accounts for 40% of CO2 emissions from energy combustion and industrial processes, and air pollution from coal-fired power plants is linked to numerous health issues. Yet shutting down coal-fired power plants has its own set of challenges, such as the impact of job losses on the local economy, as well as financial losses due to plants becoming stranded assets.

    By Amanda Doyle Verified · The Chemical Engineer (tce)

    Jun. 01, 2022

  • Energy: Hydrogen from offshore wind

    By Amanda Doyle Verified| The Chemical Engineer (tce) Verified Green hydrogen, that is produced via electrolysis using renewable electricity, will have an important role to play in the climate crisis. However, two challenges that need to be overcome are producing it at an affordable cost, and developing technologies capable of delivering at scale. I spoke to Widya Wahyuni, a chemical engineer and Senior Consultant at sustainability consultancy ERM, about a technology that aims to produce low-cost green hydrogen at GW scale from floating wind.

    By Amanda Doyle Verified · The Chemical Engineer (tce)

    Jun. 01, 2022

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Chemical Watch

England, United Kingdom

'+44 174 381 8101