SPEN offers up £13m to create new network capacity in Glasgow
SP Energy Networks is providing £13 million in funding to create additional capacity in areas of Glasgow it expects electricity demand to grow.
Articles tagged with: energy networks
ENA launches Energy Data Request Tool to boost transparency in 'big step forward'
The Energy Networks Association (ENA) is improving access to energy networks’ data with the launch of the Energy Data Request Tool.
IEA warns of 'huge challenge ahead' as it details pathways to net zero power, transport and heat
Unleashing 400 milestones for reaching net zero by 2050, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned that "the world has a huge challenge ahead of it".
UKPN trial shows potential to bypass traditional network upgrades for thousands of EV connections
UK Power Networks (UKPN) has found that over 500 electric vehicle (EV) chargers could be connected around a single electricity substation using state-of-the-art technology over building new cables or substations.
Electricity North West pledges £2bn investment during RIIO-ED2
Electricity North West (ENW) is planning to invest £1.97 billion during RIIO-ED2, a 44% increase on the current price control period.
Enzen launches new AI-based Network Analysis services
Enzen has launched Network Analysis services, offering distribution network operators (DNO) modelling and forecasting tools.
UKPN launches digital portal to improve clean tech connection process
UK Power Networks has launched a new digital portal to help installers connect clean technologies to homes and businesses.
WPD claims industry first with launch of new data portal
Western Power Distribution (WPD) has launched its Beta Connected Data Portal, offering access to a range of data on energy consumption, generation, network loads and more.
UKPN promises faster reconnections as it rolls out Primary Outage Restoration Tool software
UK Power Networks (UKPN) is rolling out Primary Outage Restoration Tool (PORT) software capable of reconnecting supplies faster following an Extra High Voltage (EHV) fault.