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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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Covid-19 may not be the only reason electricity sales are falling in 2020

In this week’s Gossage we look at falling electricity sales in 2020, and explore whether Covid-19 is the only thing to blame.

Rolls-Royce-led consortium plans to build 16 small nuclear reactors in UK

Rolls-Royce is eager to power the UK using small nuclear power stations, with the company leading a consortium of firms to make it happen.

National Grid ESO issues warning for UK electricity supply

National Grid ESO has issued an electricity margin notice, which warns that the UK’s electricity supply could drop below a key threshold.

UK Power Networks urge electricity generators to claim grant funding

UK Power Networks is urging electricity generators to claim thousands of pounds in grants to help boost local energy output.

How your existing power infrastructure could generate you cash

Is it possible that building automation and control systems (BACS) could help reduce emissions and subsequently, help save the planet?

What Covid-19 could mean for distribution system operators in the long-term

Anja Langer Jacquin, CCO at DEPsys, examines what Covid-19 could mean for distribution system operators in the long-term.

How to work safer on medium voltage systems

What can you do to protect yourself against hidden hazards that are not readily apparent while working on medium voltage systems?

EDF’s plans for Sizewell C nuclear plant got off to an embarrassing start

EDF plans to build a new reactor at Sizewell, dubbed Sizewell C, but it's not doing itself any favours with a botched launch.

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