Is it make or break time for the UK’s energy transformation?
Could the lagging investment in the energy grid be one of the greatest problems facing the UK’s infrastructure today?
Manager, Business Development - iDNO at Vattenfall Networks
Expert perspectives and industry insights from leading practitioners and thought leaders
Could the lagging investment in the energy grid be one of the greatest problems facing the UK’s infrastructure today?
Manager, Business Development - iDNO at Vattenfall Networks
Gavin Doyle, a Senior Consultant on Technology Strategy, believes that autonomous electricity grids could be in our future.
Senior Consultant on Technology Strategy at Cambridge Consultants
Asa Whitfield, of Whitfield Construction Services (WCS), explores what’s needed to deliver a data centre substation project.
Managing Director of Whitfield Construction Services (WCS)
Will the Aquind interconnector ever get built and what are the implications of the High Court's decision to send it back to the Government?
Partner at law firm BDB Pitmans
What does the road ahead look like for floating wind in the UK? Sam Strivens from the Carbon Trust has the answer.
Carbon Trust’s Floating Wind Senior Manager
The work of distribution network operators has changed drastically over the past few years, as they become key to the net zero story.
England's quarter-final match with France at the World Cup could have an impact on the UK's energy grid. How will National Grid cope?
Account Director, Aspectus Group
Mark Shaw from Western Power Distribution describes the role the distribution network operator is playing to reduce its own carbon emissions.
ED Transformation Lead at Western Power Distribution
Vattenfall Network Solutions maps out the top 10 reasons to make the switch to more efficient, modern elelectrical infrastructure.
Jordan Brompton, co-founder and CMO at myenergi, discusses the widespread benefits of generating your own electricity through solar.