Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
NAPIT has warned that the Government’s proposed pay-per-mile tax for electric vehicles could have a knock-on effect on EV charger installers.
Vertiv has announced a major expansion of its local manufacturing operations in Derry and County Donegal.
The UK could unlock £22.55 billion of economic benefits by 2035 if it were to accelerate the decarbonisation of residential heating.
This year is less about scaling up and more about proving traceability, cybersecurity, and accountability across the battery supply chain.
The ECA has urged the Government to rethink how it plans to staff the UK’s home electrification drive, as outlined by the Warm Homes Plan.
Connected Energy is developing what it describes as the ‘UK’s most advanced second-life EV battery testing facility’.
Panduit has promoted Holly Garcia to Chief Commercial Officer, tasking her with leading the company’s global commercial strategy.
Johnson Controls' Katie McGinty argues that smart, connected building systems are turning decarbonisation into a competitive edge.
The IET Wiring Regulations are set for another update, with a new chapter on stationary batteries and new guidance on Power over Ethernet.
