The publication of the strategies will set out new areas of focus where network companies can provide continuing benefits to customers from innovation projects, as well as how they will share the lessons learnt from those projects with other organisations to roll out the benefits more widely and better shape future innovation.
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As the energy sector’s independent professional body, the EI is working to address the realities of the energy system as it shifts to low carbon.
EI report reveals gas industry’s views on climate change Read More »
The panel event on low carbon heating followed the government’s recent announcement in the clean growth strategy, published a fortnight ago, that it had identified three options for decarbonising heating.
Discarding gas grid would be ‘insanity’ Read More »
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.
Demand for gas in Ireland reaches all-time high Read More »
With fuel cell vehicles now on the forecourts, hydrogen is being enthusiastically promoted as a clean, efficient and sustainable energy source.
Could hydrogen piggyback on natural gas infrastructure? Read More »
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 »
As the Government looks to solve the carbon emissions problem associated with heating Britain’s homes, could hydrogen provide the answer? Arup is leading a team commissioned by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) which is currently investigating the technical and safety case, downstream of the gas meter, of converting the UK’s gas network to run on hydrogen, rather than natural gas.
Could hydrogen be used to power homes? Read More »
Clarke will be responsible for the company’s future of energy work which includes 2050 Pathfinder, an industry first energy systems simulator, and the Freedom Project, a smart hybrid heating project delivered collaboratively with electricity network operator Western Power Distribution.
Clarke takes up new role at Wales & West Utilities Read More »
July, August and September saw renewables generating an estimated total of 29.5 terawatt hours (TWh), while fossil fuel sources accounted for 29.1TWh, according to its calculations.
Clean energy overtakes fossil fuel power in Q3 Read More »
Its been a turbulent time for the energy networks over recent months.
Collaboration in action Read More »
