Counting down some of the weirdest power cuts the world has ever seen.
Author: Chris Owens
As electric vehicles become the mode of transport of choice in coming years, what are the implications for our power supplies?
Read More “What Impact Will The Roll-Out Of Electric Vehicles Have On Our Power Grid?” »
What steps are Britain’s network operators taking to minimise the risk posed by the spread of coronavirus?
Read More “Keeping The Lights On During The Coronavirus Crisis” »
Exploring the role inertia plays in our electricity system and whether the transition to zero-carbon generation could pose problems.
Read More “What Role Does Inertia Play In A Modern Power Grid?” »
Report urges greater support for electricity network flexibility and demand side response to meet net zero target.
Read More ““Slow And Patchy” Progress Integrating Flexibility Into Grid, Report Warns” »
Scientists warn the effect of extreme weather on energy systems could increase the risk of major blackouts in the coming years.
Read More “Extreme Weather Events Likely To Push Power Grids To Limit, Scientists Warn” »
New report from TÜV Rheinland warns of cybersecurity threats posed by the rising number of smart devices and weaknesses in real-time operating systems.
Read More “TÜV Rheinland “Alarmed” By Growing Cyber Threat” »
Storm Ciara causes travel chaos and leaves large parts of England and Wales without electricity.
Read More “Storm Ciara Causes Power Cuts Affecting More Than 770,000 People” »
Britain’s energy regulator unveils new blueprint to kickstart a green revolution and enable the decarbonisation of the nation’s energy system.
Read More “Ofgem Unveils Decarbonisation Plan To Kickstart Net Zero Drive” »
New analysis from the National Audit Office shows electricity users in Britain experience fewer power cuts than most EU countries.
Read More “National Audit Office Report Into Britain’s Electricity Network” »