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Insights 18/02/22

Data centres aren’t the only industry recycling waste heat…

‘Waste heat’ is the term for energy not used and otherwise lost into the environment. Although capturing and making use of this waste is not a new idea, the ways in which it’s now happening has seen innovations across the globe. The...

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Insights 17/02/22

Autonomous Ship in a World First Launch

The world’s first fully autonomous ferry set sail on its maiden voyage on 17th January 2022 – a test run to demonstrate its capabilities at sea. Reaching speeds of 26 knots (48kph/30mph), the car ferry was autonomously navigated...

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Insights 31/01/22

Greece’s infrastructure plans to involve 8,000 EV Charging Stations

Like many countries, Greece has set an agenda for its sustainable future called ‘Greece 2.0’ backed by an initial EUR40 million budget allocation. It includes key investments in areas such as upgrading the energy efficiency of...

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Insights 06/01/22

Set sail around the Worlds’ Largest Inland Waterway Windfarm

Location, location, location. With windfarms it’s the most important thing, Most people think in terms of onshore or offshore, but there’s a third category: near-shore and inland waterways. Still water-based but in shallower waters,...

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Insights 06/12/21

Driving Efficiencies and Sustainability in Data Centres

The future of data centre connectivity might seem to just be the ability to securely access and stream information at increased high speeds, but there are numerous energy efficiency and sustainability considerations too. Data...

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Insights 01/12/21

Upgrading the Grid – Major substation works commissioned

Two major contracts have been awarded for substation works that aim to use new technology to aid the push to net-zero emissions.  Infrastructure construction group Balfour Beatty are to work with National Grid and Scottish &...

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