Scope 3 without the headache: supplier data, carbon footprints and cradle-to-gate emissions
Scope 3 emissions are often the largest part of an organisation’s footprint, and they are usually...
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BW ESS breaks ground on Klostermansfeld BESS, one of Europe’s largest energy storage projects
BW ESS has broken ground on one of Europe’s largest battery energy storage projects to date, the 1,000MW / up to 5,700MWh Klostermansfeld BESS.
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BPMA: Tackling skills and talent challenges in the UK pump industry
The UK pump industry, like much of the wider engineering sector, is facing a growing challenge that threatens its long-term resilience: the shortage of skilled people, writes Wayne Rose, Chief Executive, British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA).
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Johnson Controls launches Metasys 16.0 building automation system
New from Johnson Controls is Metasys 16.0, with new capabilities designed to help customers reduce downtime risk, strengthen cybersecurity and bring systems online faster across complex environments.
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The energy consumption behind your ChatGPT question
According to Surfshark, if you take the global daily number of ChatGPT queries (roughly 2.5...
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Power quality specialist Janitza celebrates its 40th anniversary
Janitza is continuing its international expansion strategy during its 40th anniversary year, including investments in local subsidiaries and customer support capabilities in key markets including the UK.
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Why cybersecurity must be built into connected energy systems
Cyber risk in utilities extends far beyond the control room door, writes Steven Elce, head of cybersecurity at Expleo,. A vulnerability in a supplier environment or an insecure remote connection can now create consequences much closer to core operations.
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Dassault Systèmes and UK Fusion Energy to support the delivery of the UK’s first prototype fusion power plant
Dassault Systèmes has entered into a £30 million contract with UK Fusion Energy (UKFE) to support...
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AI accelerates electricity demand, prompting a new wave of grid adaptation and investment
The rapid expansion of AI-driven data centres is not only increasing electricity demand, but...
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PAC-E machine shows 50%+ energy savings
During an 18 months project testing every performance aspect of the latest PAC-E machine in a real...
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Air source heat pumps are ‘four times as efficient’ as gas boilers in new homes, according to new research
Air source heat pumps can work four times as efficiently as gas boilers in new homes, according to research by Bellway and The University of Salford.
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EV charging projects should start with a ‘usage audit, not a plug count’
Commercial buyers are being warned that EV charging projects should start with a usage audit, not a plug count. For fleet managers, commercial landlords, hotels, retail parks and workplaces, better specification means mapping who will charge, how long vehicles stay, when demand peaks and whether the site has enough power to support the planned infrastructure.
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Action needed to quadruple biogas production, says HRS Heat Exchangers
According to a new report by Guidehouse for the European Biogas Association (EBA)1, by 2030 Europe...
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