Distributed generation
Season 1: New Energy Landscape Hub Series
The New Energy Landscape Series provides a comprehensible overview of these and other topics.
Europe & UK
Energy demand increases by 3GWh as Ireland lifts lockdown restrictions
As the COVID-19 restrictions are lifted across Ireland, energy demand in the Single Electricity Market (SEM) has increased.
Energy & Grid Management
FirstEnergy, National Grid adopt new Opower home energy reports
FirstEnergy and National Grid have partnered with Opower Utilities to improve customer engagement and satisfaction through digital home energy reports.
Energy & Grid Management
Webinar: transforming incident management processes using real-time data
Join Bill McEvoy, Industry Principal for Transmission and Distribution at OSIsoft, as he explains how utilities can leverage real-time data.
Storage
Battery rental project powers affordable energy in Sierra Leone
Researchers from the University of Sheffield are delivering affordable, clean energy to remote communities in Sierra Leone as part of a pioneering new project.
News
Securing the private-wireless connected power grid
The COVID crisis brought the world economy to a standstill. With near ubiquitous lockdown enforcement to stop the spread of the pandemic, remote operation and virtual collaboration has been absolutely critical to ensure some semblance of business continuity.
Renewable Energy
Solar mini-grids prove key to universal electrification
Solar mini-grids could play a critical role in providing electricity to rural communities and businesses and in helping to connect the 789 million people worldwide who currently do not have access.
Energy & Grid Management
ISO New England to adopt utilities’ Ready Path Solution for reliability
ISO New England has proposed to adopt a roadmap developed by utilities Eversource and National Grid to ensure the stability of the grid.
Data & Analytics
Why Utilities Need to Work with Next Generation iPaaS Solutions
Traditional iPaaS is not as effective as it could be. Many organizations still end up with poorly-designed APIs and suboptimal data flows. This often requires manual intervention to fix things, which defeats the purpose of paying someone else to do the work in the first place.
Storage
South Australia’s Hornsdale Power Reserve readies for 50% expansion
The output and storage of South Australia's Hornsdale power reserve looks likely to grow by approximately 50% in the next few weeks, should the project's final tests run smoothly.
