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High voltage power contractor Smith Brothers has begun work on the first of Arlington Energy’s energy storage and gas peaking projects – a short term operating reserve (STOR) site in Sheffield, Yorkshire.
EIT InnoEnergy, Europe’s sustainable energy engine, has redefined Europe’s biggest energy challenges to encompass mobility, and the shift to a circular economy.
When transformers on a prestigious diamond mining vessel started experiencing the classic symptoms of harmonic noise related problems, CP Automation was on-hand to help.
The new chairman of the UK’s principal climate science denier campaign group, Lord Bernard Donoughue, holds investments in a number of fossil fuel companies, including those building controversial oil and gas pipelines in Canada.
New survey findings published by the ECA suggest that having a smart meter installed at home doesn't necessarily mean lower energy bills.
ScottishPower has been paid £107 million for switching off its wind turbines during a three-year delay in completing an undersea cable project which was supposed to solve that very problem.
Shell has rebranded First Utility as Shell Energy and confirmed that it has switched all of its British residential customers to 100% renewable electricity.
BMT has joined forces with National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET), owners of the electricity transmission network in England and Wales, to help the British energy giant plan energy highways of the future by exploring the impact of an increasing number of electric vehicles on our roads.
Sustainable building services consultancy Greenway and Partners celebrates its 50th anniversary in June this year.
