SysMech to deliver software platform for Energy Systems Catapult-run innovation test environment
Software development company SysMech has been chosen to help deliver a cloud-based Digital Integration Platform for the Energy Systems Catapult.
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SSEN publishes Electric Vehicle Strategy to ensure it is ‘EV Ready’
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has unveiled its Electric Vehicle Strategy.
REA combines forces with UK EVSE to create a 'more cohesive voice' for EV sector
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Emissions reductions 'need to start being delivered', DfT says as it outlines decarbonisation priorities
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Ofgem suspends work programme due to COVID-19
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Parliamentary pension fund invests £36m in renewables but continues O&G investment
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