Building on the government’s Industrial Strategy Green Paper, Professor Dieter Helm CBE was asked in August to consider the whole electricity supply chain of generation, transmission, distribution and supply.
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With local energy technologies developing rapidly, a new report from IMechE is calling for more trials to take place on campuses as they are well-suited to test new technologies thanks to their academic expertise and ownership of large areas of land and buildings.
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With transmission costs set to increase and questions remaining over who will pay what, “there’s a problem brewing” that will have to be fixed by the regulator.
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As DNOs accelerate their transition to become distribution system operators (DSOs), the report concludes that utility companies should begin implementing distributed energy resource management systems (DERMS) immediately to save money and meet decarbonisation targets, while also continuing to meet the needs of their increasingly sophisticated and active customers.
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“District heating has the potential to play an important and positive role in eliminating fuel poverty, but in order for this to happen, consistent consumer protections must be in place.”
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Infrastructure fund manager Equitix and building services contractor FES Group will support Camborne’s “extensive ambitions” in the storage market.
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Fuel Poverty Action (FPA) welcomed the announcement of a pilot scheme worth £39 million yesterday which is designed to drive through development of heat networks in the UK.
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This summer CISBOT – a robotic system developed by American company ULC Robotics – has been operating beneath two of the capital’s busiest locations Oxford Street and The Strand, carrying out important work to the gas mains network.
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The company has replaced the pipe that’s transported gas to thousands of homes in Ramsbottom since 1880.
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The 330m tunnel will transport gas under the Thames between Chelsea and Battersea.
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