October 7, 2021

Current± Chats: EQUANS' Dee Humphries on striking a balance between public and workplace EV charging

The Vulnerability Commitment’s signatories include Octopus Energy
October 7, 2021

Cornwall Insight warns energy supply market 'on edge' for further consolidation, predicts £1,660 price cap

New modelling from Cornwall Insight has forecast that the Summer 2022 default tariff price cap could now reach around £1,660.
In total the Demand Flexibility Service tests have procured over 1.5GWh of capacity. Image: Getty.
October 7, 2021

Winter Outlook 2021: Tight margins and high prices to define winter period

​Tight margins are to characterise this year’s winter period, with significant price spikes in the Balancing Mechanism possible.
October 7, 2021

GridBeyond selected by Greencoat to optimise first battery asset in Ireland

October 6, 2021

Open data and collaboration: A look at the Subak accelerator

California’s sun sharing the perfect model for European electricity
October 6, 2021

Regen urges government to double CfD target capacity to hedge against rising power prices

Trade body Regen is calling on the government to double the capacity for Pot One technologies in the next Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction to 10GW.
The launch follows more than a decade of research into battery degradation and modelling. Image: Brill Power.
October 6, 2021

Brill Power launches battery management system capable of increasing lifespans by 60%

Oxford University spin-out Brill Power has launched a new ‘intelligent’ battery management system that can increase battery life by up to 60% it says.
A total of ten wireless charging trials are to be run
October 6, 2021

Char.gy launches Buckinghamshire wireless EV charging trial

Char.gy is leading the first wireless electric vehicle (EV) charging trial to be open to the general public ​in Marlow, Buckinghamshire.
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October 6, 2021

ESB Energy kicks off 400 EV charger rollout in Birmingham

​ESB Energy has opened a multi-charging hub in Birmingham, the first of a wider rollout that will see 394 chargers installed.
Brecon Beacons in South Wales. Image: Robert J Heath.
October 5, 2021

Onshore renewables key as National Grid lays out pathways for net zero in South Wales

​Onshore wind and solar energy need to be increased in South Wales to enable a net zero energy system in the region by 2050.

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