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Grid & Connections

The Sun columnist doesn’t seem to understand renewable energy at all

In this week’s gossage, we take a look at a recent column in The Sun, as well as its spread of misinformation surrounding renewable energy.

2 December, 2020
Grid & Connections

Despite offshore wind lead, UK currently lags behind 2030 target

The UK leads the world in offshore wind installations, but even if all projects in the pipeline are developed, it will miss its 2030 target.

1 December, 2020
Storage & Resilience

Schneider Electric’s new TradeOff tool helps estimate UPS maintenance costs

Schneider Electric has debuted a new TradeOff tool on its website which helps estimate the cost of monitoring and maintaining a fleet of UPS’.

1 December, 2020
Storage & Resilience

Britishvolt opts for West Midlands headquarters, despite Welsh gigafactory

Britishvolt has announced that it will set up its headquarters in the West Midlands, despite choosing Wales for its first Gigafactory.

30 November, 2020
EV Charging Infrastructure

European oil giants help lead transition to renewables, according to new research

New research from GlobalData suggests that the top six oil companies in Europe are helping lead the transition to renewable energy.

30 November, 2020
Storage & Resilience

Energy-as-a-Service: Turning cost into competitive advantage

How smart financing is enabling manufacturers to harness energy savings to help them stay ahead of the curve.

27 November, 2020
Grid & Connections

Financing agreed for world’s largest offshore wind park

The world’s largest offshore wind park is a step closer to reality, after SSE Plc and Equinor ASA agreed to financing terms.

26 November, 2020
Commissioning & Reliability

Take advantage of Government grants and hire an apprentice, JTL urges employers

JTL wants to make sure that employers don’t pass up the opportunity to hire apprentices due to Covid-19, with Government funding available.

26 November, 2020
Commissioning & Reliability

How to solve the smart meter problem once and for all

In this week’s Gossage, we take a look at the problems plaguing the smart meter roll-out for businesses, and what can be done to fix it.

25 November, 2020
Commissioning & Reliability

The problems women face in plugging the STEM skills gap

Rachel Gray from Newcastle College explores the problems women have breaking into engineering careers and how to change stereotypes.

24 November, 2020
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