Jordan O'Brien

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Momentum hits commercial-grade battery material yields at Texas demo plant

Momentum Technologies has become the latest company to showcase the ability to recycle modern batteries at a commercial-scale.

Iberdrola sets €58 billion grid plan with UK as top investment target

Iberdrola, the owner of ScottishPower, has unveiled a €58 billion strategic plan to 2028 that puts the UK at the front of its investment schedule.

Great British Energy extends solar scheme to military sites

Great British Energy will expand its public-sector solar programme to military land, adding up to £75 million to the scheme.

NESO sets out new timetable to accelerate clean energy grid connections

NESO has published an updated schedule for connections reform, prioritising shovel-ready projects needed for Clean Power by 2030.

Smart grid demand set to push transmission investment to $573 billion by 2030

Global transmission investment is set to accelerate, with spending projected to rise from $372.6 billion in 2025 to $573.7 billion by 2030.

Eastern Green Link 4 moves forward as Prysmian selected as preferred cable bidder

NGET and SPEN have selected Prysmian as the preferred bidder to deliver the HVDC cable system for Eastern Green Link 4.

Alliance launched in Cheshire to tackle local electrical skills gaps

A new regional alliance has been launched in Cheshire and Warrington to coordinate action on electrical skills, training and careers.

ABB opens £27 million Nottingham factory

ABB has opened an 8,800m² manufacturing and R&D site in Nottingham to scale production of its Furse line-up. 

Renewables key to data centres receiving public backing

A new survey has suggested that the UK public is more likely to back data centre developments when they're powered by renewable energy. 

£4 million substation upgrade almost doubles capacity in Dagenham

UK Power Networks has installed three 26-tonne transformers at a Dagenham docks substation in a £4 million upgrade. 

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