The New Power Interview: Lesley Griffths AM, Welsh Assembly
Wales has been a major source of energy for the UK for many decades, but it sees no future in extracting fossil reserves – or burning them for power.
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Responses to our questions over public ownership and governance in energy
What lessons should we learn about public or social ownership from previous experience?
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Opinion: Cyber security is the key to a digital industry
EDP Distribuição joined ENCS IN 2017 because it was an organisation playing a central role in cyber security for Europe’s grid operators, at a time when there simply wasn’t enough focus on the issue.
Opinion: Disruption or repurposing?
Research by Michael Kattirtzi and Mark Winskel found different views on the UK energy system transition
Editor's letter: Has National Grid put a new nail in gas’s coffin?
Who would be a gas generator?
Postcards from the grid edge
Government is offering grants to develop smart local energy systems, in a bid to develop the UK as a global powerhouse in the sector. What does that mean for companies working on new business models?
Cable issues delay Western Link
Western Link is the new cable linking the Scotland and England/Wales parts of the GB market. The submarine HVDC cable is 385km long and is a joint venture between National Grid and ScottishPower Transmission.
The investor connection
As Ofgem prepares to begin the tender process to own and operate connections to three new offshore wind farms, New Power Report takes a look at the Ofto story so far
How the gas supply pipeline is buckling
Despite the decline in supplies from the UK Continental Shelf, delivering gas to the GB network is not seen as a long-term problem for the country.
Jonathan Maxwell, SDCL: I&C sites set for change
Social enterprise investors are ready to invest in power, says SEEIT chief