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The hidden killer of smart meter accuracy

Tuxera's Umair Ejaz lifts the lid on flash wear, power-loss events and why resilience-by-design at the file system level is now non-negotiable.

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Are we building grids for yesterday’s problems?

True grid resilience will come from mindset shifts, digital visibility and smart medium-voltage infrastructure – not just adding more steel to the system.

Government rebuts report of Clean Power 2030 rethink

The UK Government has rejected claims that it is preparing to row back on its pledge to source 95% of electricity from clean power by 2030.

UK Power Networks rolls out automated traffic tool to cut road closures

UK Power Networks has vowed to cut traffic delays as a result of its need to close roads for essential electrical works – thanks to this new software. 

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.

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.

Europe’s power promise is stuck at the substation

From outdated connection processes to under-sized reserves, IEEFA’s Kevin Leung and Jonathan Bruegel outline the issues facing Europe's grid.

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