The hidden killer of smart meter accuracy
October 31, 2025
Tuxera’s Umair Ejaz lifts the lid on flash wear, power-loss events and why resilience-by-design at the file system level is now non-negotiable.
Tuxera’s Umair Ejaz lifts the lid on flash wear, power-loss events and why resilience-by-design at the file system level is now non-negotiable.
Tapping the UK’s nine million economically inactive adults could electrify progress toward net zero by 2050.
Migrating 30 million meters to Ofgem’s new half-hourly model will be the catalyst for smarter pricing, grid stability and a faster route to net zero.
Skyrocketing energy costs, climate concerns, and a desire for greater resilience are driving a revolution in how we power homes and businesses.
The MHHS reform will empower businesses with unprecedented energy data insights, marking a pivotal change in the way we manage power.
Andrew Normand explains why talk of blackouts and rationing of energy use are being misused to stigmatise the opportunities of net zero
The myenergi Zappi has become the first EV charger to be accepted into the UK capacity market without relying on smart meter data.
A more flexible approach to energy use could help cut national wholesale and system electricity costs by an estimated £14.1 billion a year.
Eunice Mabey discusses the importance of battery energy storage to the future of the grid, especially when paired with a brain.
Martindale Electric has introduced the new BZ701 Socket Tester and Supply Polarity Tester, offering 13A socket testing.
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