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Boosting offshore wind installation by retrofitting automation

MintMech's Jack Berryman believes that automating drilling vessels, one process at a time, is key to accelerating the rollout of offshore wind.

We need modern transformers if we’re going to achieve net zero

Could organisations be unwittingly stalling their decarbonisation efforts by overlooking one key piece of infrastructure?  

AI could be the catalyst for safer, smarter energy storage

Advanced analytics and predictive intelligence could fundamentally reshape how we store and manage renewable power.

Will Iberia’s blackout finally jolt Europe into upgrading its overstretched power grids?

April’s Spanish-Portuguese outage is a stark warning – and Europe must strengthen and smarten its grids before the next blackout hits.

Modern cabling will be a crucial part of the energy revolution

Custom Designed Cables' Christopher Kay believes that advanced cabling solutions are critical to creating an efficient and resilient electricity grid.

Europe’s slow adoption of distributed energy resources risks sustainability progress

Europe’s slower adoption of distributed energy resources and microgrids is a crucial opportunity for organisations to enhance sustainability.

Could going off-grid be the best way to ensure data centre success?

‘Island mode’ power systems may offer the independence and resilience the UK’s fast-growing data centre industry urgently needs.

It’s time for old-school fuel stations to join the smart energy revolution

Intelligent power distribution and on-site storage will be key to unlocking new revenue streams and long-term profitability for fuel stations.

How data centres could help power their local community

Erda Energy's Kevin Stickney believes that the time has come to flip the script and turn data centres into local energy contributors.

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.

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