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"Every man according to his work"

Fascinating latest figures tabulating actual employment in the low carbon sector, supplied by the Office for National Statistics.

1 May, 2019
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Keeping track of power quality

Power quality is not a problem to be shirked, says Brendan Beaver, UK manager of Metrel, supplier of electrical test solutions.

18 April, 2019
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EnAppSys: Clean energy derived from renewable sources hits record high

Britain’s march towards a green future has been highlighted in a new report by EnAppSys which revealed that the amount of clean energy derived from renewable sources hit a record high in Q1 2019.

16 April, 2019
Grid & Connections

Smith Brothers begins work on first Arlington Energy STOR site

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.

12 April, 2019
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People power

9 April, 2019
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Mobility and circular economy next biggest energy priorities, says InnoEnergy

EIT InnoEnergy, Europe’s sustainable energy engine, has redefined Europe’s biggest energy challenges to encompass mobility, and the shift to a circular economy.

9 April, 2019
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Case study: In perfect harmony

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.

5 April, 2019
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No saint Bernard

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.

2 April, 2019
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Smart meter owners report higher bills than savings, says survey

New survey findings published by the ECA suggest that having a smart meter installed at home doesn't necessarily mean lower energy bills.

2 April, 2019
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“Stands Scotland where it did?”

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.

27 March, 2019
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