There is growing concern that China’s demand for LNG will collapse as a result of the coronavirus effect on the economy, possibly sending global LNG prices lower, which is impacting both UK gas NBP prices and UK baseload power.
Coronavirus outbreak sends global gas prices tumbling Read More »
The unprecedented pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic are putting energy networks’ resilience to the test but, while the industry’s first response has been commendable, the trial has only just begun and there are major challenges ahead.
Coronavirus: the networks react Read More »
The answer is energy, and to be more specific energy is the underlying river of economic and societal wellbeing.
Complex whole systems for critical national infrastructure Read More »
Energetics has named Mike Pearce as its new chief executive, taking over from Bill McClymont who left the business on 7 October.
Connections provider announces new exec team Read More »
Maxine Frerk (MF), chair customer engagement group, SGN.
Challenging the networks Read More »
Attracting more female workers into the power and gas sectors is accepted as a key element in the war for talent. But is any progress actually being made on industry gender ratios?
Changing industry gender ratios is easier said than done Read More »
Infrastructure fund manager Equitix and building services contractor FES Group will support Camborne’s “extensive ambitions” in the storage market.
Camborne targets storage rollout through strategic partnership Read More »
Some control systems may have already been “compromised”, according to the document, which was passed on to the tech publication Motherboard by an industry source.
Britain’s energy sector targeted by ‘state-sponsored’ hackers Read More »
Based on feedback from our customers and wider stakeholders, and working with the Electricity System Operator, National Grid (ESO) and the other GB Transmission Owners (TO), we continually review the potential transmission network requirements arising from different scenarios for future demand and generation, looking ten years ahead and beyond.
Building a net-zero network for north Scotland Read More »
The months before and after the government’s national-level commitment to pursue net-zero emissions by 2050 has seen a round of target-setting by other administrations and cities: Scotland’s target is net-zero by 2045, with Edinburgh and Glasgow racing to get there first; Leeds and Manchester are both aiming for 2038.
Bristol’s bold leap of faith Read More »
