December 21, 2020

Invinity Energy Systems: Why flow batteries are 'a very good fit' for tidal generation

The report outlines that China has a "near monopoly" in certain net zero supply chains. Image: Getty.
December 18, 2020

Current± Predicts: The energy transition in 2021, part three

In the third edition of Current± Predicts, Kaluza's Marzia Zafar runs through her predictions for the upcoming year.
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December 18, 2020

Difficulty of forecasting decarbonisation costs highlighted in Treasury interim Net Zero Review

​HM Treasury has launched its interim Net Zero Review ahead of the publication of the full document in spring 2021.
V2G as part of the Electric Nation project. Image: WPD.
December 18, 2020

WPD launches ‘pioneering’ on-the-go EV charging study

​Western Power Distribution (WPD) has launched a new research project looking into ‘on-the-go’ electric vehicle (EV) charging.
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December 18, 2020

EDF signs another storage optimisation deal further building relationship with Gresham House

​EDF has signed another deal to optimise a battery storage site in the UK thanks to a new agreement with Gresham House Energy Storage Fund.
December 18, 2020

A rebirth for old technology: Taking a look at SPEN’s Project Phoenix

The Offshore Wind Sector Deal was launched in March 2019 to help grow the sector.
December 17, 2020

An integrated offshore network could save consumers £6bn but risks remain

​An integrated approach to offshore project from 2025 could save £6 billion for consumers, according to a new report by National Grid ESO.
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December 17, 2020

Zap-Map warns EV industry to ‘sit up and take notice’ of lack of accessibility for disabled drivers

​A new survey from Zap-Map in collaboration with Motability has found that a third of disabled drivers have difficulties locating a suitable charger that could meet their needs.
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December 17, 2020

Good Energy signs three e-mobility partnerships as new EV tariff unveiled

​Good Energy is to launch a new time of use tariff for electric vehicle (EV) drivers, having also signed three new e-mobility partnerships.
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December 17, 2020

SSEN calls on customers to ‘signpost’ interest in flexibility services

​Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has called on generators to “signpost” their interest in providing 250MWs of flexibility to the energy system.

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