Populating local energy markets with enough participants to enable services to be bought and sold easily will be “a real challenge”, according to a senior figure at Electricity North West.
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The legal claim, filed in Washington DC by human rights firm International Rights Advocates on behalf of 14 parents and children, names tech companies Apple, Tesla, Dell, Microsoft and Google as defendants.
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Terna’s head of operation and engineering of electric system, Enrico MariaCarlini said he is not in favour of a decentralised balancing system because if it is not properly co-ordinated “it is dangerous and could lead to an excess of power.”
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The high voltage specialist has been enlisted to carry out a turnkey scheme of works to connect the leading glassmaker’s manufacturing facility to the grid – including the construction of two outdoor 66kV substations.
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Leadsom succeeds Greg Clark, who had held the position for three years, but was relieved of his duties by new Prime Minister Boris Johnson earlier this evening.
Leadsom gets top job at BEIS Read More »
The Energy Emergencies Executive Committee will establish what happened to cause the outage and if correct procedures were followed. It will also consider whether improvements are needed to prevent future power cuts and better respond if they do occur, including minimising impacts on people and essential services.
Leadsom sets out scope of investigation into power cuts Read More »
New Scientist has released details that it has seen a leaked report warning that the move to using hydrogen to heat homes risks inadvertently releasing harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution in towns and cities.
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The contract has been awarded by Peel L&P, which owns and manages Liverpool Waters – a £5 billion project that will feature over 20 million square feet of residential, business and leisure space on the city’s waterfront.
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Leep’s investment in an IGT licence sees the company able to provide developers and contractors with a full multi-utility adoption offering across all utilities on new developments.
Leep Utilities granted IGT licence Read More »
The company has invested £240,000 in moving 1.3km of overhead power lines underground and removing 15 poles at Docker Nook and between Toms Howe and Hill House, in Longsleddale.
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