EU smart meter optimism dampened by slow uptake
The uptake of smart meters across Europe has been more sluggish than anticipated, despite a heavy push over the years…
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Nnamdi Anyadike
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Blockchain can turn the grid into “internet of energy”
Blockchain technology to manage the transmission and distribution of power is rapidly becoming more widely used as power companies and…
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The role of AI in remote power management
In recent months, the discussions around artificial intelligence (AI) have started to match the level of change that the technology…
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Costly mistakes: how power companies are reinforcing maintenance procedures
In January this year, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy announced that it had booked charges of around $497.7m (€472m) in the…
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‘Green cloud’ mooted for sustainable business
In addition to its obvious administrative benefits, the use of the cloud has the potential to provide a significant positive…
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Fusion, fission, and futureproofing UK nuclear
The signing in late October of a framework agreement between Tokamak Energy, the Oxford-based global commercial fusion company and the…
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How viable is biomass production in the UK?
This August, the UK biomass sector received a boost to the tune of $42.9m (£37m) in government funding awarded by…
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Building smart grids in the UK: Brexit clouds the bigger picture
The future direction of the UK’s energy policy, and indeed overall economic direction, has been thrown into doubt not only…
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The UK’s 2025 coal phase-out: pipe dream or a realistic road to renewables?
Renewable energy passed a key milestone last year in the UK and implications for the government’s latest pledge to phase-out…
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Energy migration, starting with DONG
The inexorable shift towards renewable energy in Europe, particularly wind, is gathering momentum and could soon be reaching a tipping…