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The age of energy rationing is looming for Britain

14 October 24 · In the Press

It was the warning Ed Miliband didn’t want to hear.  Days after the Energy Secretary pledged low-carbon power for all

Electricity super cable to link Scotland and Yorkshire to cut blackout risk

13 August 24 · In the Press

Wind power generated in Scotland will be sent to Yorkshire via a new £3.4bn super cable.

Siemens Energy plans 10,000 hires as it earmarks €1.2bn to boost electricity grid unit

02 July 24 · In the Press

Siemens Energy plans to hire more than 10,000 new employees to put its electricity grid business at the centre of an ambitious six-year grow

LS EcoEnergy starts negotiations on the land for submarine cable project in UK

21 June 24 · In the Press

LS EcoEnergy (CEO Lee Sang-ho) announced on the 12th Jun 2024 that the company has entered into negotiations to secure the land for a submar

Britain more reliant than ever on imported power to keep the lights on

11 June 24 · In the Press

Britain will be more reliant than ever on imported power to keep the lights on this winter, the National Grid has disclosed. Other countries

Will there be enough cables for the clean energy transition?

01 May 24 · In the Press

The £2.4bn project is one of several long-distance, cross-border cables, known as interconnectors, being developed around the world as the

National Grid to pay households to use less power as cold snap hits UK

30 April 24 · In the Press

The average household has faced a £2,300 increase in energy bills since April 2021, despite government support schemes, according to a new

Euroviews. Britain’s energy crisis is far from over

29 April 24 · In the Press

Although most government support has been scaled back, energy prices are still at record highs, Carla Subirana writes. With unseasonably war

UK efforts to deal with energy crisis ‘raise risk of missing net zero target’

28 April 24 · In the Press

Ministers’ efforts to tackle the energy bills crisis have left the UK at risk of missing a key target to source green power and are threat

UK energy crisis ‘costs average household £2,300’

27 April 24 · In the Press

The average household has seen a £2,300 rise in energy bills since April 2021, despite government support. That’s according to new data f

Green energy providers face cable shortage | FT Rethink

26 April 24 · In the Press

Rapid growth in renewable energy capacity is driving demand for long-distance transmission cables that can carry energy ashore from distant,

Rush for high voltage connectors will mean more cable hook-ups

25 April 24 · In the Press

Cable makers know about making connections. Prysmian, the world’s largest, this week used that expertise to agree to buy Texas-based Encor