Alistair Buchanan has spent almost three decades in the industry, including 10 years as chief executive at the energy regulator.
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The next price control period, RIIO-ED2, starts in 2023 and the company is forming the CEG to oversee the development of its next business plan, which will be submitted to the energy regulator, Ofgem, for approval in 2021.
Former Ofgem director appointed as chair of CEG at SPEN Read More »
From the start of this month Flogas will be supplying 10,000 tonnes of LNG a year to the system which is off the national gas grid, and services the towns of Oban, Cambeltown, Thurso and Wick.
Flogas signs deal to fill Avonmouth void Read More »
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.
Fluid movement: new transformer fluids are shifting asset risk profiles Read More »
WPD has been operating helicopters as a company since SWEB (South West Electricity Board) used their first helicopter back in 1963.
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.
Foresight acquires 2.5MW AD plant on Isle of Wight Read More »
According to anonymous sources quoted by the newspaper, they include owners of two other DNOs – Hong Kong-based Cheung Kong Infrastructure, which holds a 40 per cent stake in UK Power Networks, and the Spanish utility Iberdrola, which owns SP Energy Networks through its parent company Scottish Power.
Five remain in final bidding round for Electricity North West Read More »
Beginning with trials back in 2013, the technology is now becoming mainstream thanks to Scottish Power Energy Networks’ ongoing two-year LiDAR project. This is helping other networks to embrace the technology through the dissemination of lessons learned via workshops and presentations.
Five ways LiDAR technology is mapping the future Read More »
The paper ‘Arming the Fleet – accelerating businesses scale adoption of EVs’, highlights that fleets are not being considered adequately in the current EV debate, and that there is also a gap that needs to be bridged between the fleet industry and the power sector to build mutual understanding of key objectives and opportunities for collaboration.
Fleets could lead the EV roll-out Read More »
The portable ‘plug & play’ relay and control rooms provided by design and engineering experts Acrastyle offer just this flexibility, enabling network operators to respond rapidly to changing needs.
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