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Dr Hannah Bloomfield
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Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Chapter 22 - Subseasonal-to-seasonal climate predictions for energy
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Characterising wind power extremes over Kenya using an enhanced process-based reanalysis-driven model
2026
Chris Manning
Professor Sean Wilkinson
Professor Hayley Fowler
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Dr Joe Carruthers
Climate resilience of energy distribution networks: key requirements for evidence-based adaptation in Great Britain
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Harnessing subseasonal-to-seasonal predictability for wind-power generation in Kenya
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Hourly disaggregation of daily wind projections: an analogue-based, spatially coherent approach to support energy applications
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Landfalling tropical cyclones significantly reduce Bangladesh's energy security
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Resilience metrics to guide back-up investments in the power system during extreme weather
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
The importance of weather and climate science in the insurance industry
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Towards resilient renewable energy deployment in Africa through a weatheraware optimization framework
2026
Dr Anna Murgatroyd
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Uncertainty Quantification and Attribution for Resilient Infrastructure Systems
2026
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
A probabilistic risk assessment framework for the impact assessment of extreme events on renewable power plant components
2025
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Balancing informativity and predictability in circulation type forecasts: A case study of energy demand in Great Britain
2025
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Building and explaining data-driven energy demand models for Indian states
2025
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Characterising Cold-Dry and Cold-Wet Compound Events in the United Kingdom
2025
Vikki Thompson
Dr Hannah Bloomfield
Detecting Rising Wildfire Risks for South East England
2025
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