The new lithium-ion battery and charger, called ‘trak | power LiOn’ has been developed to satisfy the trend towards longer life in-cycling applications and better performance.
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The project is part of Islington’s goal to operate its services on a net zero basis by 2030, and meet the standards of central London’s Ultra-low Emissions Zone (ULEZ).
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The UK will meet its next carbon budget, but don’t even think of stoking the fire or turning up the heating in celebration, because the next target – to reduce 1990 carbon emission levels by 37 per cent by 2020 – is not such a dead cert, in fact it’s looking all but unattainable.
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The former chief executive of National Grid will take over from current EI president Malcolm Brinded at the end of his term in July 2019.
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The £2.8 million contract has been awarded to BP Chargemaster to carry out work in the north of the country and Swarco UK Ltd in the south.
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The 5MW/15MWh LAES plant, located at Bury, near Manchester will become the first operational demonstration of LAES technology at grid-scale.
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Scientists had previously recorded reductions in global average surface wind speed occurring over land since the 1980s, a phenomenon known as global terrestrial stilling.
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The long anticipated Dieter Helm report was published recently and has delivered the, mostly, expected revelations. It confirmed yet another industry expert is in total agreement that the current market governance and framework is no longer fit for purpose.
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These aerial patrols of over 4,000km of the electricity network will allow trained observers to identify and record any signs of damage or wear and tear on the lines and equipment that carry electricity.
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This innovative technology, which uses a durable composite plastic instead of the traditional timber, is the first of its kind to be installed on the GB transmission network, and has been specially adapted to meet the unique terrain and environment of the north east of Scotland.
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