Demand for gas in Ireland reaches all-time high
Up to 90% of the country’s electricity supply was generated from natural gas with an average of 70% over the months of June and July.
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Demand for renewable biomethane almost triples
A growing number of big retail and logistics firms like Waitrose, Asda, DHL, Argos and Preston-based H Parkinson Haulage are now using the site off the M6 at Leyland. Latest data shows the volume of gas dispensed at the site in March this year was 170% higher than in March 2017.
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Denmark interconnector to move into construction phase
Viking Link is a joint venture between National Grid Ventures, part of National Grid, and Danish system operator Energinet and is the UK’s first ever subsea electricity interconnector to Denmark.
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Deploying energy storage solutions
Early this year, Omexom launched a major new strategic partnership on battery energy storage opportunities and projects in the UK & ROI. Our partner was looking for an EPC partner with sound financial backing, to which our unique offering under the Omexom brand was very attractive.
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Deploying energy storage solutions
Early this year, Omexom launched a major new strategic partnership on battery energy storage opportunities and projects in the UK & ROI. Our partner was looking for an EPC partner with sound financial backing, to which our unique offering under the Omexom brand was very attractive.
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Developing a transport-energy plan
The energy landscape is changing radically and as a smart infrastructure solutions company, Costain is influencing and enabling energy companies to position for the future.
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Decentralisation – unlocking the key to the future network
Put simply, a decentralised energy network is one that instead of running centrally, through the National Grid, is produced locally to where it will be used. This is achieved through the forming of microgrids which can generate and store energy locally, maximising on efficiencies whilst reducing transmissions losses and minimising carbon emissions with the added benefit of relieving pressure from the National Grid.
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Decoding ‘peer-to-peer’ for electricity networks
The energy market is changing and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) is engaging with industry stakeholders to adapt to the changes taking place by working with the Electricity Networks Association (ENA).
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Dedicated distributed energy desk setup by National Grid
In the first 24 hours of operation, the number of bids and offers accepted by the control room from these aggregated providers was 87MWh, up 113% on average.
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Delivering an energy roadmap
The £20m EPSRC National Centre for Energy Systems Integration (CESI) is a collaborative and multi-disciplinary consortium of industrial and academic energy experts working on an innovative collaborative five-year research program. The Centre aims to investigate the challenges of the future energy system within the UK while identifying the value in taking a whole energy systems approach. CESI draws on the expertise of leading academics from the universities of Newcastle, Heriot-Watt, Sussex, Edinburgh and Durham. The Centre is actively steered by both an industrial innovation and an international advisory board comprised of representatives of local and national government, international researchers, industrial partners and consumer stakeholders.
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