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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Science
Robin McKie Science editor

Is Science Museum’s green power gallery tainted by fossil-fuel cash?

An electric Bumble Bee taxi, used in London between 1897-99, on display in the gallery
An electric Bumble Bee taxi, used in London between 1897-99, on display in the gallery. Photograph: Science Museum Group

It is intended to be an ­exploration of humanity’s past and future efforts to decarbonise the way we live. Historical objects mixed with interactive displays will show how environmentally friendly energy systems are shaped by imagination and innovation.

But the new Science Museum gallery, Energy Revolution, the Adani Green Energy Gallery, has gone down badly – with environmentalists.

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