As part of his remit Barrett (pictured) will also work with the Energy and Utilities Skills Partnership to raise awareness of the Workforce Renewal & Skills Strategy.
Energy & Utility Skills Group appoint Barrett Read More »
As part of his remit Barrett (pictured) will also work with the Energy and Utilities Skills Partnership to raise awareness of the Workforce Renewal & Skills Strategy.
Energy & Utility Skills Group appoint Barrett Read More »
The Energy Leaders’ Coalition made a public commitment in May last year to improve gender balance within their own companies and the sector as a whole.
Energy CEOs call for gender balance at senior level Read More »
The Call 4 Action event, on 6 November in Wembley, north west London, aims to kick-start new thinking from the sector.
EIC and Cadent seek bright ideas for dementia sufferers Read More »
We all know that the delayed national rollout of smart meters is going to have to ramp up steeply in the coming couple of years in order to meet expectations for every home in the UK to have been offered a smart gas and electric meter by 2020. From the handful of SMETS1 installations currently made each day, suppliers will need to achieve a rate of around 5,000 SMETS 2 meters per day at peak, after the Data and Communications Company central system goes live.
Editor’s weekly: Smart meters and gas safety Read More »
Emery joins the company from generation company Drax where he most recently held the position of group operations director.
Drax director to replace Johnson at ENW Read More »
In June, the UK committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050. While the electricity sector has made huge steps towards this target and the electrification of transport is well underway, heat remains the stubborn thorn in the government’s decarbonisation strategy. MPs on the House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee recently stated that 15,000 homes will have to transfer to zero carbon heat every week until 2050 to reach this target.
Developing leaders for a low-carbon future Read More »
Dermot Nolan, who took up the role in March 2014, joined the regulator from the Commission for Energy Regulation in Ireland where he had been a commissioner since 2008 and its chair since May 2011.
Dermot Nolan to remain as Ofgem chief executive until 2020 Read More »
Crouch (pictured) joined Burns & McDonnell earlier this month (January), having previously been head of engineering at Sterling Power Group.
Crouch joins Burns & McDonnell Read More »
The company has awarded grants totalling almost £265,000 to help communities become more resilient and prepare for winter storms.
Communities benefit from SSEN’s resilience fund Read More »
