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Hitachi Energy named preferred bidder for EGL3 converter stations

Hitachi Energy has been named preferred bidder to supply HVDC converter stations at either end of the Eastern Green Link 3 (EGL3) project.

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AI, IoT and digital twins all seeing increased use in the power sector

AI is now being used with more frequency in day-to-day operations at power plants, according to a new study from GlobalData.

Rehlko announces acquisition bid for The Wilmott Group

Rehlko, which was formerly known as Kohler Energy, has announced an acquisition bid for The Wilmott Group, which has been tentatively agreed.

Will MHHS finally put power back in consumers’ hands?

Migrating 30 million meters to Ofgem’s new half-hourly model will be the catalyst for smarter pricing, grid stability and a faster route to net zero.

SMMT warns 14-year grid waits threaten UK car industry’s green future

Britain’s car makers have urged ministers to radically overhaul the country’s grid-connection process, citing the risk to the industry's decarbonisation plans.

Heathrow mulls legal action against National Grid for fire shutdown

Heathrow is mulling legal action against National Grid after it was found that the blaze that shut the airport was first flagged as a risk in 2018.

Ofgem green-lights £24 billion investment in Britain’s grid

Ofgem has provisionally approved a £24bn investment plan that will launch the biggest upgrade of the high-voltage electricity grid since the 1960s.

UK Government declines bespoke CfD for Morocco interconnector

The Government has opted against financially backing an interconnector that would connect the UK and Morocco.

UK Government places electricity network at heart of economic revival

The UK Government has pinned its hopes of economic revival onto the electricity network, with manufacturers set to see energy bill reductions.

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