We’re often told that energy data is valuable. Less often discussed is the fact that handling data can be risky. But just as not all data is equally valuable, some types of data are riskier than others. The trick is to maximise value while minimising risk.
Data: maximising value, minimising risk Read More »
The full extent of the upheaval caused by Coronavirus will take years to digest and assess. However, thanks to real-time data, one aspect of the seismic changes that Coronavirus has brought upon the UK is the dramatic shift we have seen in energy consumption.
Coronavirus gives grids a taste of the future Read More »
I’m sure you will agree that hearing you’ve secured a contract over your competitors is always worth the blood, sweat and tears you go through to meet those tight deadlines often applied to tenders.
Collaboration on skills gaps brings benefits for all Read More »
I have been working in the energy sector for a lot longer than I would like to admit. Over this time, I have become very sceptical about government targets, assuming that they will probably be missed and that those who base their businesses on them are going to be disappointed.
Certain uncertainties Read More »
“What we see going forward is nothing less than a revolution in the provision of our energy,” so said Cordi O’Hara, Director of the UK System Operator, and now, the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has issued a call for evidence on how the energy system should approach this radical period of change in order to create a smart, flexible energy system.
Call for evidence: Live Read More »
Based on feedback from our customers and wider stakeholders, and working with the Electricity System Operator, National Grid (ESO) and the other GB Transmission Owners (TO), we continually review the potential transmission network requirements arising from different scenarios for future demand and generation, looking ten years ahead and beyond.
Building a net-zero network for north Scotland Read More »
As Britain contemplates a future outside the European Union, a report from the Institute of Customer Service reveals how satisfaction levels in UK organisations compare to their European counterparts across six sectors, including utilities.
Brexit and customer satisfaction Read More »
As a natural optimist, and of a generally sunny disposition (unlike the weather at time of writing) I strive to find the good in every situation. No matter my own personal views on our good Nation bidding adieu to the European Union, I am personally determined to make the best of each day, and to continue to do my utmost for my children’s future health and happiness.
Brexit won’t stop the rise of EVs Read More »
The news of Greg Clark’s appointment as Secretary of State for the newly-created Ministry of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, must be welcomed.
A non-STEM affinity with Greg Clark Read More »
Carl Ennis, chief executive, Siemens Great Britain and Ireland (pictured above)
2020 vision: Siemens’ outlook on the next 12 months Read More »
