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NGED funds new research programme to create a more ‘agile’ grid

National Grid Electricity Distribution is investing more than £200,000 in a research programme at the University of Bath to make the grid more 'agile'.

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GMB Union urges Scottish Government to bid for Rolls Royce nuclear factory

GMB Union has urged the Scottish Government to bid for the new Rolls Royce nuclear factory, noting it will secure thousands of jobs.

Knightsbridge’s towers of power bring FASTCHARGE to the home and office

Knightsbridge has boosted its collection of pop-up and FASTCHARGE chargers with the introduction of innovative pop-up ‘towers of power’.

Energy prices expected to remain volatile into 2030

The energy crisis could be far from over, according to Cornwall Insight, with prices possible remaining volatile into 2030 and beyond.

EnAppSys report: 2021 saw record power prices, lower wind generation

Power prices in Britain soared last year due to a colder than normal Q1 and low wind generation in the summer throughout Europe.

How EV growth will result in a more environmentally-friendly electricity grid

David Hall explains how the rapid growth in electric vehicles will help make the electrical grid more environmentally friendly. 

Rolls-Royce begins search for new nuclear reactor factory

Rolls-Royce has begun its search for a location to build its new nuclear reactor factory, with those with suitable sites invited to bid. 

UK Power Networks protects vital equipment with multilingual signage

UK Power Networks has started rolling out safety signage in multiple languages to ensure vital equipment remains protected.

Best practices for working safely with medium voltage switchgear

When you work on medium voltage switchgear, your first and overriding priority will always be to maximise safety. Megger offers its advice.

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