Ageing gas mains being replaced in Bury St Edmunds
Cadent is carrying out essential work in St Andrew’s Street South, Bury St Edmunds, to replace the old gas mains with tough new pipes.
Ageing gas mains being replaced in Bury St Edmunds Read More »
News
AI could halve the number of power cuts
New technology being developed by UK Power Networks and Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) will see AI and ‘big data’ used to improve network reliability.
AI could halve the number of power cuts Read More »
ADE director stands down
Rotheray, who has held the position for the past six years, will be taking up a new role which will be announced in due course. The ADE board is currently completing the process to appoint his successor.
ADE director stands down Read More »
ADE launches voluntary DSR Code of Conduct
Called Flex Assure, the Code of Conduct sets common standards for those who coordinate or ‘aggregate’ demand response from individual consumers.
ADE launches voluntary DSR Code of Conduct Read More »
ADE report highlights customer confusion over energy policy
The report finds that policy is frequently not designed from the perspective of the energy user and the result is often a patchwork of overlapping, poorly coordinated and confusing policy choices.
ADE report highlights customer confusion over energy policy Read More »
Actavo makes US acquisition
Actavo says that the move will enhance the services it currently offers to clients in the UK and Ireland as well as further afield, bringing specialist capabilities in design engineering, field services, geographic information systems and, crucially fibre optic technologies for energy networks.
Actavo makes US acquisition Read More »
Active network management triumph in Shetlands smart grid scheme
The network operator says its five year long Northern Isles New Energy Solutions (NINES) project has shown the ability of smart grids to operate reliably with high levels of renewable penetration.
Active network management triumph in Shetlands smart grid scheme Read More »
ABB to deploy world’s first power electronic fault current limiter
The device will respond to a fault current within 0.35 milliseconds, removing the major barrier of maintaining fault level headroom in urban areas to the connection of distributed generation on distribution networks.
ABB to deploy world’s first power electronic fault current limiter Read More »
ABB to supply flexible power link to connect distribution grids
The link is part of a trial being conducted by Western Power Distribution, called the Equilibrium project, to connect two separate 33kV distribution network groups in Devon, southwest England, to balance voltage and power flows.
ABB to supply flexible power link to connect distribution grids Read More »
ABB wins £11.8m SPEN contract for substation upgrade
The upgrade will increase power capacity and allow more renewable generation to connect to the network in southwest Scotland.
ABB wins £11.8m SPEN contract for substation upgrade Read More »