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6MW/10MHh Energy Storage Project at Leighton Buzzard

Written by Taylor Mason on November 18, 2016 in Energy Storage, News with 0 Comments

S&C worked with UKPN to install and commission a 6MW/10MHh Energy Storage Project at Leighton Buzzard. This project will assess the market mechanisms for grid scale energy storage and is therefore a Market Trial and not a Technology Trial.

Kerrie Hutchinson gives back to the community she loves.

Written by Taylor Mason on November 20, 2014 in News, Training Videos with 0 Comments

From factory worker to working with young people, Kerri Hutchinson’s career path lead her to start The Orange Project—an interactive presentation she takes to local schools in the hopes of inspiring future engineers. “What they learn in the classroom is transferable to industry. That Eureka moment for youngsters is worth a lot…”

Engineering Happiness

Written by Taylor Mason on September 30, 2014 in News with 0 Comments

Published on 19th Sept 2014 The civil engineers behind some of London’s most iconic infrastructure projects have put on their dancing shoes to show the public – young people in particular – how happy they are to be engineers and the diverse and exciting careers on offer through choosing maths and science subjects at school.

Powergrid TV – Northern Powergrid’s flying engineers

Written by Taylor Mason on September 1, 2014 in News, NPG News with 0 Comments

Powergrid TV – Northern Powergrid’s flying engineers

UK Utility News

SES benchmarks biodiversity December 13, 2019
SES Water has set out its ambitious plans to be the first water company to gain biodiversity benchmarking from the Wildlife Trust, at three of its sites The post SES benchmarks biodiversity appeared first on Utility Week.
ruth williams
Analysts reflect on election boost to utilities December 13, 2019
Shares in utility companies have soared as the threat of nationalisation disappeared and unexpected certainty was priced into the UK market. Leading analysts told Utility Week that the strength of the Conservative majority in yesterday’s general election removed several of the major threats for the sector but questions still remained. The post Analysts reflect on […]
James Wallin
Utility of the Future: Strength in numbers December 13, 2019
What wisdom can the likes of Ofcom and the Pensions Regulator bring to utility regulation? Denise Chevin asks Emily Keaney, director of the umbrella organisation the UK Regulators Network. The post Utility of the Future: Strength in numbers appeared first on Utility Week.
Denise Chevin
What we hope to see in the next Energy White Paper December 13, 2019
Now the election is over, an Energy White Paper must be a priority for the new government The post What we hope to see in the next Energy White Paper appeared first on Utility Week.
Paul Newton
NGN proposes £1.25bn budget for RIIO2 December 13, 2019
Northern Gas Networks (NGN) has published its draft business plan for the RIIO2 price controls, as part of which, the gas distribution network has proposed to spend roughly £1.25 billion over the five-year settlement period beginning in 2021. This equates to an average yearly spend of £249.9 million, compared to £238.3 million over the current […]
Tom Grimwood