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Saving costs and carbon with data-driven network asset management

Data-driven maintenance and asset management will improve both the customer experience and long-term sustainability. But collecting and managing data comes with costs that can be hard to swallow. Panelists at Utility Week Live Summit, and participants in the workshop session, looked at different use cases and the best way to build a business case.

4 years ago

Ofgem fast tracks proposal to address fault ride through issue

4 years ago

Weekend press round-up: Centrica looks to convert Rough to store hydrogen

In our latest round-up of weekend’s papers, Centrica looks to spend £1.6 billion to convert the Rough gas storage site to hold hydrogen and it’s revealed the government’s new green bonds will not be used to invest in nuclear energy.  

4 years ago

Johnson and Merkel commit to £1.4bn interconnector

4 years ago

Gridserve amps up Electric Highway charging network

Gridserve has relaunched the Electric Highway charging network it recently acquired from Ecotricity under its own branding after beginning a programme to upgrade the network with more advanced and powerful chargers, whilst also announcing plans to spend more than £100 million installing banks of ultrafast chargers at 50 of the locations. Utility Week spoke to the company’s founder and chief executive Toddington Harper.

4 years ago

Net-zero skills ‘variable’ across councils

4 years ago

DNOs propose £23bn spend over ED2

4 years ago

Pure Planet unveils simplified flexibility proposition

4 years ago

Distributed generators to face wider transmission charges

4 years ago

ED2 can provide the backbone of net zero

4 years ago

Expert view: How the whole energy system can help drive us towards net zero

4 years ago

Equinor triples planned blue hydrogen production to 1.8GW

Norwegian state-owned oil company Equinor has announced plans to build a further 1.2GW of hydrogen production facility in the UK, primarily to fuel the 900MW Keadby hydrogen plant. The company had already revealed plans to construct a 600MW autothermal reformer in Saltend to produce so-called blue hydrogen.

4 years ago

Transmission process ‘doesn’t work for the new world’

4 years ago

Constraint costs could rise to £2.5bn by mid-2020s

4 years ago

Paving the way to net zero

4 years ago

Network operators study flexibility data from 25,000 households

4 years ago

Maintaining network reliability on the road to net zero

4 years ago

‘We need to be careful about what we ask consumers to engage in’

4 years ago

Sharing MHHS data with networks ‘fundamental’

4 years ago

Expert view: Introducing the ‘Substations of the Future’ competition

4 years ago

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