UK carbon trading scheme leaves many questions unanswered
As the UK takes its first steps away from the EU, there are still plenty of open questions about how it will align with Europe on climate policy, and in particular, with the EU’s flagship…
Securing the world’s data – Ireland’s rising role as a global data hub
This time it’s around the explosion in data and as much about policy as technology, with wide-ranging skills requirements that we need to put in place to maximise the opportunity it presents. Get it right…
Ireland will be a major player in ‘super grid’ fuelled by offshore wind, predicts Minister
The age of “the super grid” has arrived and will play a major role in decarbonising the world and ultimately bring cheaper electricity to consumers, Minister for Environment, Climate and Communications Eamon Ryan has predicted. Ireland would play…
U.K. Power Grid Moving Offshore to Support $27 Billion Wind Boom
Britain’s electricity grid operator is pushing deeper into the turbulent waters of the North Sea, seeking to support the government’s $27 billion program to build up the offshore wind industry. Executives from National Grid Plc…
View from Brussels: Brexit fallout, what to watch in 2021
The UK and EU wrapped up 2020 by securing an eleventh-hour agreement on a trade deal. As 2021 gets underway, there are a number of areas where the impact of Brexit will have to be…
Press Release: Europe HVAC Cables Market Trends- Industry Analysis, Share, Growth, Product, Top Key Players and Forecast 2026
Selbyville, Delaware According to the recent research report titled ‘Europe HVAC Cables Market Size By Voltage (< 110 kV, 110 kV – 220 kV, 220 kV – 440 kV, > 440 kV), By Installation (Overhead,…