Jordan O'Brien

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US hits South East Asian solar imports with tariffs of up to 3,521%

The United States has moved to impose punitive tariffs as high as 3,521% on solar panels shipped from Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam.

Global nuclear capacity set to hit 494 GW by 2035 as SMRs gather pace, says GlobalData

Global nuclear generating capacity is projected to rise from 395 GW this year to 494 GW by 2035, according to new analysis from GlobalData.

Gridserve plugs in 7.2 MW battery boost for Gatwick Electric Forecourt

Gridserve has energised a pair of 3.6 MW battery energy storage systems at its London Gatwick Electric Forecourt.

Balance Power wins approval for 49.5 MW battery storage site in Hinksford

Balance Power has secured planning approval for a new 49.5 MW battery storage project in Hinksford, South Staffordshire. 

UK Power Networks divert HV cables for Silvertown Tunnel construction

Following the opening of the Silvertown Tunnel, UKPN has revealed how it diverted HV underground cables on both banks of the River Thames.

Humax launches V2G-ready MX7 EV charger

Humax has unveiled its MX7 line-up of EV chargers, marking the company’s second-generation product launch in the UK and first to feature V2G. 

A shortage of electricians could derail the UK’s net zero ambitions

Without urgent action to train and retain skilled electricians, Britain’s decarbonisation goals may slip beyond reach.

Could the UK soon see a gas-free day on the grid?

The UK is increasingly generating its electricity with renewables – that begs the question of when we could see the first gas-free day on the grid? 

Socomec acquires PowerUp to strengthen AI-driven battery analytics

Socomec has announced the acquisition of PowerUp in a move designed to bolster the safety, performance, and lifespan of the company’s batteries.

Government shifts gears on ZEV mandate, relaxes 2030 date for hybrids

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a major update to the ZEV mandate, with hybrid vehicles given a slightly longer stay of execution.

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