The Reading-based renewables developer currently commands a 22% share of all operational utility scale storage units in the UK and 47% of the non-EFR capacity.
Anesco unveils plans to quadruple battery storage Read More »
The energy company intends to enter the portfolio for prequalification in the capacity market over the summer ahead of the next auction in December.
Anesco reveals plans for UK’s largest battery portfolio Read More »
The Internet of Things (IoT) and the data it offers for monitoring and control represents an important opportunity for utilities. Utilities have long had access to enormous amounts of data, but the building blocks of an IoT solution now include powerful analytics capabilities which enable utilities to better utilise this data to transform their operations.
Analytics a key building block for utility IoT solution Read More »
Interconnector imports and LNG send-out have changed from 4.6% and 17% of total gas supply in February to 0.1% and 20.6% respectively in March.
Analysis shows significant change to UK’s gas supply mix Read More »
The combination of the UK’s net zero commitment and the upcoming price control provides a momentous opportunity for improving power network reliability, says Chris Watts, director of regulatory affairs, S&C Electric Company.
An unprecedented opportunity for change Read More »
We have spent the last four decades developing approaches to policy, economic, environment, technology, society and our energy networks which consign each element to existence as a silo. In truth, they should be elements of a single, whole system view and today, a revolution is underway to realise this vision.
An introduction to smart energy dynamics Read More »
The EPSRC National Centre for Energy Systems Integration brings together an interdisciplinary and international team of experts to gain a deeper understanding of a whole systems energy approach to the energy trilemma for the UK.
An integrated energy system Read More »
Q: What did receiving the MBE mean to you?
An honourable mention: James Yu interview Read More »
Faults on underground power cables are almost always disruptive and costly to fix. So there’s a very big incentive to minimise the risk of such faults occurring. One of the most effective ways of doing this is to use partial discharge (PD) testing and mapping, partial discharge activity is an indication of incipient insulation faults and is widely regarded as one of the best ‘early warning’ indicators of deterioration in medium and high voltage insulation.
An effective way to reduce cable failures Read More »
The battery network will be the world’s biggest, able to release or absorb two thirds the power of the planned Hinkley C nuclear power plant in response to grid balancing requirements. Network brought together the Pivot Power founders (Matthew Allen, CEO; Michael Clark, CTO; Matthew Boulton, COO) to explore what their plan will mean for the industry.
An appetite for EVs Read More »
