Building real change: the new issue of Future Power Technology is out now
In this issue: delivering tangible climate change regulation, the role of cryptocurrency in power, and the Ukrainian debt dispute.
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JP Casey
JP Casey is the editor of Future Power Technology, Offshore Technology Focus and MINE Magazine. Their topics of interest include covering human rights violations in energy, considering the balance of people and profits across the industry, and writing lists in threes.
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China’s supply shortage: New issue of Future Power Technology out now
With power supply shortages triggering blackouts in China, we ask if the Chinese energy industry is already so influential…
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Tides of change: New issue of Future Power Technology out now
From ambitious tidal power projects that look to take advantage of its miles of coastline, to reforms to the…
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Sky-high potential: inside Scotland’s offshore wind projects
Scotland has announced plans to lease parts of its seabed to offshore wind developers, to help decarbonise its oil…
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A $550bn project: inside the US’s massive clean energy investment
The US Government is considering a $550bn clean energy bill that will modernise everything from power generation to bus…
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Small-scale monitoring, big-time changes: how RTUs have adapted to the world’s energy mix
As the world’s energy becomes more decentralised, monitoring devices must adapt. We speak to Ovarro to learn about these…
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UK hydrogen strategy aims to generate £4bn in private investment by 2030
The UK has published its first hydrogen strategy, which aims to encourage £4bn in hydrogen investment over the next…
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US re-joins World Energy Council ahead of 2022 summit
The World Energy Council has announced that the US has rejoined the organisation, which promotes international communication in the…
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Siemens begins work on 8.75MW green hydrogen plant in Germany
On Friday 9 July, Siemens held a ceremony to commemorate the start of construction at its Wunsiedel green hydrogen…
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