Under the plans, pure low-carbon hydrogen would be piped directly to a number of large industrial heat users, while limited volumes would also be injected into the local gas network for delivery to homes and businesses.
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Representatives from the BioSNG project were handed the award at the 2017 EI Awards Dinner which took place at the Sheraton Grand Park Lane Hotel in Piccadilly on 9 November.
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The operator is carrying out a complete rebuild of ‘above ground installations’ (AGI) at Hollinwood, Rochdale and Peter’s Green, and a pressure reduction station in Kenton
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Equal contract lengths in the capacity market with new power plants and simplified user-friendly balancing services would also enable businesses to utilise DSR to provide up to 9.8GW by flexing their demand and utilising onsite generation.
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The gas distribution network company will also double the statutory compensation payments, at an estimated cost of £6.7m, made to customers who experience an unplanned gas supply interruption for longer than 24 hours over the next two years.
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Over recent weeks the spotlight has been shining brightly on the energy industry, from price caps to renationalisation to calls for a state-owned energy company in Scotland.
Building relationships with network customers Read More »
It’s hard not to feel inspired by the idea of a single integrated and optimised energy system, with complementary flows of power, gas and heat moving in concert to achieve the ultimate in efficiency. Such a system would represent a zenith of engineering accomplishment as well as bringing social benefits and commercial opportunity. But is such a shiny utopia even remotely possible?
Building the dream: energy systems integration Read More »
Over nearly three decades now the electricity and gas networks have been working hard to keep their costs low for their customers and to provide them with an excellent service. In that respect they have delivered: costs are 17 per cent lower since 1990; customer service scores are at record highs of around 8.7 out of 10; the public have 59 per cent fewer power cuts and their duration has reduced by 84 per cent while gas networks are so reliable that customers would have an unplanned interruption to their supply once every 140 years.
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Run alongside Bristol Energy, the city’s energy company, City Leap will establish a joint venture with another organisation or group of organisations to create a zero-carbon, smart energy city that will provide significant economic benefits for the people of Bristol and its businesses.
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The Heat Network Investment Project (HNIP) funding will see the city’s heat network – a system of underground pipes that transports hot water from different sources to homes and businesses in order to heat them – broadened, with the city council’s Cabinet meeting on Tuesday (3 March) approving the establishment of a new company governance structure as one of the conditions of the grant.
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