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Insights 12/07/21

Sudan’s First Wind Farm Turbine

The first of Sudan’s wind turbines has finally arrived on site. The 63m tall wind turbine has been transported 4,600km across the Sudan’s Northern State, requiring seven vehicles to do so. Arriving in Dongola from the Netherlands...

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Insights 01/07/21

Nuclear and it’s role in the Energy Mix of our Power Grids

Continuing our deep-dive look into the origins of the electricity distributed across our grid networks to power industry and our homes, we turn our attention to Nuclear. Nuclear power is part of a diverse range of energy sources...

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Insights 24/06/21

E-Mobility meets Renewable Energy - Oxford’s Charging Superhub

Later this year, an EV charging Superhub will begin construction in Oxford. At the time of construction, the hub will be largest in the UK and the most powerful in Europe, marking a huge step forward in the development in EV infrastructure. Working...

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Insights 17/06/21

The Energy collaboration across the North Sea

The Power grid operators of the UK & Norway, National Grid and Statnett, have constructed the North Sea Link (NSL) subsea interconnector cable at a cost of €2bn (£1.7bn). This cable, the world’s longest at 720km, will enable...

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Insights 09/06/21

A Deeper Dive Into DNOs And Global Grid Operators

Our article on ‘The nationwide Energy Mix transmitted by UK DNOs’ covered the main energy indicators on a website called Gridwatch but that doesn’t tell the whole story of power generation.  Let’s look at the additional power...

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Insights 07/06/21

Balancing the grid – China’s response to ensuring continuity in power

Balancing a power grid is something countries throughout the world contend with daily, adding the element of extreme heat from the weather has meant China’s southern region has had to act fast to ensure the continuity of power...

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