Energy Storage

Energy Generation

Britain’s networks set for a shakeup

Formation of an Independent System Operator (ISO) and transition of DNOs to DSOs are proposed for UK energy.

Energy Generation

Ten-year forward look to Europe’s transmission networks

200 transmission and storage projects for a total of €150 billion are proposed for Europe’s networks.

Energy Generation

Global electric vehicle outlook – four perspectives

Approximately 1.26 million electric vehicles were on the world’s roads by the end of 2015.

Energy Generation

Tesla seeks to become first ‘vertically integrated energy company offering end to end products’

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has floated an offer to acquire cousin Lyndon Rive’s SolarCity.

Energy Generation

Asia’s energy experts share their views live

Asian Utility Week provided a platform for Asia’s energy professionals to share their views of the changes occurring in the region’s energy sector.

Energy Generation

PG&E drops $192 million transmission project

Clean distributed energy resources translate into a reduced utility investment in infrastructure and savings for consumers.

Energy Generation

Building our energy future – the five disruptors

Smart Grid Australia identifies five key energy grid or market disruptors that should be addressed by the industry and customers.

Energy Generation

Week in smart metering – electricity transformation unstoppable

Low fossil fuel prices will fail to prevent a tip towards terminal decline, writes Amy Ryan, assistant editor, Metering & Smart Energy International.

Energy Generation

FERC to remove market barriers to energy storage systems

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is taking a thorough and judicious approach to expanding the types of markets storage can participate in.

Energy Generation

Week in smart metering – IoT to bring benefits for all

Growth of connected devices will reach several billion in the next decade, writes Amy Ryan, deputy editor, Metering & Smart Energy International.

Energy Generation

Storage, the vital ingredient for unlocking UK’s low-carbon power system

Battery storage will be used for the first time in the UK to provide a fast-acting frequency response service to the national transmission network.