What do you see as the value of industry awards events?Awards are valuable, they raise the profile of innovators, and the winners can achieve a good deal of exposure from them. For small companies, it can be difficult to get airtime without spending a lot of money, so winning an award can be a low cost way to get their name out there.
“Awards help us to understand the art of the possible” Read More »
To read more about the project to connect the Dogger Bank wind farms, which are being developed by Equinor and SSE Renewables, click here.
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Frencham, head of operations and heat and efficiency policy lead at the ADE, is joining the 10-strong judging panel for the Network Awards 2020, taking place next March.
“We need to retrain boiler engineers in low carbon heat skills” Read More »
Where do you think the value of awards schemes lies? What works well about awards is that they enable the sector to showcase and talk about the more innovative things that are happening – we need these conversations, but there are limited opportunities for them. We need cross-sector conversations, and for these to be in a place that’s supporting positive action and positive solutions. Often, when we have those conversations, it’s more in the problem space.
“We’re having joint conversations, but behind on 2050” Read More »
Power transformers play an integral role in the operation of the electric power grid. Failures carry not only the risk of extended downtime, but also significantly impact a utility’s finances and reputation. Understanding what the current risks are and how to mitigate them is crucial in maintaining the smooth operation of a power transformer fleet.
Ageing transformers – mitigating risk Read More »
