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ESO launches transmission amnesty for stalled projects

National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) has launched an amnesty for stalled projects on the Transmission Entry Capacity register, which orders the queue for connection to the transmission network. The ESO said removing stalled projects that are taking up space on the register will allow it to connect other projects more quickly and give it a clearer view of future capacity requirements on the network.

3 years ago

Degrees of separation: the future of DSOs

3 years ago

Establishing independent FSO could cost up to £185m

3 years ago

Equinor seeks consent for offshore wind farm extensions

3 years ago

VacuFuse II: The solution to enhanced grid edge reliability

3 years ago

Government unveils moves to speed up infrastructure consents

3 years ago

Weekend press round-up: Utilities and regulators ‘not fit for purpose’

In the latest round-up of the national newspapers for the summer bank holiday weekend, former government advisor and Oxford professor Sir Dieter Helm says the UK’s utilities and regulators are “not fit for purpose”. Meanwhile, the boss of oil giant Shell warns Europe could face years of energy rationing if Russia completely cuts off gas supplies and half of Tory voters support the nationalisation of energy according to a YouGov poll.

3 years ago