Expert perspectives and industry insights from leading practitioners and thought leaders
Schneider Electric's Layton Hill says the UK must modernise its grid faster, using smarter, distributed energy to meet rising power demand.
Vice President of Strategy for the United Kingdom & Ireland at Schneider Electric
Oversizing a PV array can lift yield, smooth generation and improve project economics – but only when clipping, layout and limits align.
Head of Technical (UK & Ireland) at Segen Ltd
The UK's path to net zero can't rely on renewables alone, argues Patrick Gardiner from POWWR, as he advocates for a more flexible approach.
SVP Customer Success at POWWR
Louise Manfredi, CEO at Leep Utilities, explains how capacity bottlenecks, price rises, and regulatory change are forcing better utility planning.
CEO at Leep Utilities
Is the UK’s biggest risk leaving new renewable capacity stranded behind a slow, stop-start grid and planning system?
Managing Director of Transmission & Distribution at Burns & McDonnell
As non-commodity charges climb and grid costs become harder to predict, private wire renewable projects can give large power users an alternative.
Commercial Director at Xela Energy
With BP and Shell cooling on renewables, Mike Torbitt of Cressall argues the real battleground is grid infrastructure.
Managing Director of Cressall
As electrification accelerates and energy demand decouples, Frederic Godemel calls for a pivot to distributed energy to avoid costly delays.
EVP Power Systems and Services at Schneider Electric
From outdated connection processes to under-sized reserves, IEEFA’s Kevin Leung and Jonathan Bruegel outline the issues facing Europe's grid.
Kevin Leung is Sustainable Finance Analyst, Debt Markets, Europe, at IEEFA, and Jonathan Bruegel is IEEFA Power Sector Analyst for Europe
