Energy Usage

The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has released its 2025 Early View of Winter, laying out the early operational expectations for the British electricity grid for winter 2025/2026.

On 13 June, the North Sea Link interconnector, connecting Great Britian and Norway, tripped, reducing power imports to the UK by about 1.4GW.

The Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) has unanimously voted to adopt a suit of vehicle-to-grid (V2G) interconnection rules.

Home EV charger manufacturer Easee has partnered with energy connectivity platform Enode to enable EV drivers to access smart energy services globally.

Fleet electrification specialist Zenobē has announced that it has partnered with the city of Brampton, Ontario to launch a CA$4 billion (£2.17 billion) effort to electrify the bus fleet of the city.

The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has today (16 June) launched a new online tool to help organisations to introduce or expand electric transport fleets.

The UK EV charging infrastructure market has entered its “second wave”; a data-driven era where operational insight is as, if not more, key than merely getting EV chargepoints in the ground, according to Fuuse and Techniche.

Trucking industry majors Wincanton and Daimler have each made deals which will speed the electrification of trucks across Europe.

In Ireland, 32.5% of electricity on the grid was generated by renewable sources in May, just slightly below the amount generated by gas (39%).

National Grid has announced that it is deploying new technology on its electricity transmission network that will allow more power to be carried through existing overhead lines.