Fundamentals partners with GE
The company has been appointed as channel partner for the monitoring and diagnostics (M&D) portfolio, which is part of the GE Grid Solutions business.
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Power
Funding amped up for EV charging in London
The investment was announced by Transport for London (TfL), London Councils and the Greater London Authority (GLA), which said the new charging infrastructure would enable Londoners without access to off-street parking to make the switch to EVs.
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FPSA the right vehicle for driving energy future
The changes that are required are defined by 35 functions, which have been further developed by FPSA2 and embody the new elements to the power system architecture.
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FPSA to “challenge” established power system architecture
The new functions will be “clustered” around issues arising from big data and changes in the end use of the power system said Dr Simon Harrison, chair of the Future Power System Architecture (FPSA) project and chair of the Energy Policy Panel at the Institution for Engineering and Technology (IET).
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From East into West
In the UK and Ireland, it’s no surprise to most that a large proportion of secondary distribution sites are unconnected – or at the very least are connected with the most basic forms of telecommunication. These include satellite, which is expensive; X.25, old packet systems that are disappearing; or maybe even UHF scanning telemetry, which is narrowband and specific to certain functions.
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Fluid movement: new transformer fluids are shifting asset risk profiles
Network asset and operations leaders will be all too familiar with the pressures on industry today to do more with their existing asset fleet, minimise capital expenditure and, at the same time, uphold the highest standards of safety.
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Flying the line
WPD has been operating helicopters as a company since SWEB (South West Electricity Board) used their first helicopter back in 1963.
Foresight acquires 2.5MW AD plant on Isle of Wight
The 24-acre site at Arreton has a CHP plant to provide 250kW of electrical power generation capacity to power the facility (and related waste heat use), c.580 Sm3 (standard cubic metres) per hour of biomethane export capacity to grid (plus related CO2 sales) and capacity to process in excess of 50,000 tonnes per annum of energy crops whilst benefiting from FIT and RHI revenue.
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Former Energy Minister to oversee power plans for SP Energy Networks
The group will help to create the plan for the next evolution for electricity transmission beyond 2021 by providing an independent challenge to the company’s business plan and regulator Ofgem.
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