How opening the UK’s grid to competition could cut bills and boost growth
It is often unclear how the UK’s power infrastructure is managed day to day. Consumers flick a switch, the lights…
13 May 2026
Germany’s renewable sector: reform, uncertainty and the race against the clock
In 2026, Germany’s energy transition is entering a new phase of maturity. Renewables have effectively moved from the margins to the centre of the country’s power system: in 2025, they…
27 Feb 2026
Squaring the AI energy consumption circle
Debates about the impact of AI on the energy transition are commonplace and show little sign of letting up, at least in the short term. They also centre on one…
18 Sep 2025
Batteries are vital for The Pentagon’s drone roll-out
As the US military looks to expand its drone capabilities, another important consideration is the batteries that will power these devices. Bruce Parkinson, Applications Engineering and Inside Sales Manager at…
09 Sep 2025
How AI predictive maintenance helps mining overcome dirty power
In the mining sector, where production delays can ripple through global supply chains and downtime often translates to millions in lost revenue, operational reliability is paramount. Yet, one of the…
22 Aug 2025
The case for CCS in gas power: the last mile of decarbonisation will be thermal
The global energy system is undergoing its most significant transformation in a century. Electrification across transport, buildings and industry is accelerating, driven by factors such as the rollout of electric…
12 May 2025
US-China tariffs pause ‘positive’ but uncertainty remains – analyst
The deal between the US and China to reduce for 90 days the tariffs recently imposed on imports of each other’s goods is tentatively positive for global trade, but the…