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...footprints of these forecourts and all three stations have now achieved carbon neutrality. These facilities are also capable of returning energy to the grid, which is a win-win for the...
...considerations, in particular, will weigh on the decision to install EV chargers: local grid capacity forecourt size / space available. Commercial / industrial / wholesale fuels Traditionally, these sales were...
...ABSL’s RadGas process technology and will be the first to produce grid-grade biomethane and biohydrogen from municipal waste. Due for completion in 2025, the project will divert 150,000 tonnes of...
...but also for transport in grid constrained areas or in applications where vehicles are double shifted. Parity with diesel With regards to the cost and operation of the vehicles, end...
...power from nuclear and renewable sources, electricity grids and storage, electric vehicles manufacturing and energy efficiency. Efforts to decarbonise the energy sector are driving employment trends, according to the IEA,...
...support them. The lack of border patrol staff and checkpoint facilities, for instance, caused long delays at ports and roads being gridlocked. The checks that are now necessary have negatively...
...the grid cannot always transport all power that is generated, causing local tightness or oversupply (Iberia/France, France/Belgium & Germany, Austria/Balkans). There are also IT-related issues; power exchanges and market coupling...
...Year (sponsored by Brigade Electronics) – Kärcher UK Decarbonisation Champion of the Year (sponsored by Allstar) – Nestlé UK&I Highly commended: Greenergy Flexigrid Ltd and Peel Ports Group Logistics Technology Provider...
...be used in heating, transport, industrial decarbonisation, storage for electricity grids – or even as a low carbon feedstock to produce liquids if gases aren’t what’s required. This is why...
The Sockit system in action Adler and Allan’s Sockit system has been shortlisted for the Energy Institute’s Innovation category awards. Used by the Environment Agency, National Grid, BP and Scottish...
...entirely off the grid. This means that modular AHFL lines can be installed anywhere – from airports to landfills. The final 5% of the AHFL process output is an ash...
...are off the gas grid, with the clear view that those without mains gas have the greatest challenge in making the switch and, depending on their current fuel, the greatest...
...facility linked to a solar farm by an underground grid connection, is targeting first production from 2025. Expected to deliver over 800 kilograms of green hydrogen per day, the hub...
...future for home heating? Yes, I think the government will realise that the national grid and infrastructure, as it is now, will not have the required capacity or be able...
...on cheap energy (drivers and those who aren’t connected to the grid), the workforce, or the communities that have relied on our industry as the cornerstones of long-term, well-paid jobs....
...in a gas engine that generates energy to power the process and export surplus to the grid, maximising outputs from the system. During the project, the rig will run continuously...
...strain on the grid’s ability to generate sufficient electricity from renewable sources. This, combined with the enormous spike in demand, could leave many consumers without heat, light or transport –...
...director of Ludgate Investment, Vivienne Cox who has held a number of senior executive roles at BP, Steve Holliday formerly CEO of National Grid and Ceri Powell, global head...