Latest coverage on electrification infrastructure, grid connections, EV charging, and energy storage
Andrew Baker, sales director North Europe, FLIR Systems Ltd, explores the role of thermal imaging when it comes to predicting substation failure.
With a potential energy theft amnesty from Ofgem currently on the horizon, Lloyd Birkhead, group managing director at Grosvenor Services Group, part of Echo Managed Services, questions whether it’s really the lightbulb moment they think it is.
Some really insightful news from the September issue of the high-society magazine, Tatler; the day of the ‘trophy wife’ is dead.
Researchers are using the latest climate science to help local authorities calculate their carbon budget and cut down on emissions in the midst of the current climate crisis.
The Carbon Trust explains why it has welcomed the announcement of the Contracts for Difference (CfD) Round 3 strike prices.
Cornwall Insight is calling for suppliers to maintain focus on their smart meter rollouts to meet new installation goals from BEIS.
The government gave a boost to the nuclear sector this summer when it revealed plans to invest up to £18m in the creation of the “mini nuclear power stations.” These would be the first such entities in the world.
Schneider Electric has announced plans to drastically step up its commitment to carbon neutrality at Climate Week NYC 2019.
Our new Prime Minister Al “Boris” Johnson likes to portray himself as somebody committed to delivering the most environmentally friendly electricity system.
Thomas Schossig, product manager, business development power utility communication at OMICRON electronics, explains the benefits of the StationScout testing system.
