2020 – PEI Issue 1
Issues
Power Engineering International Supplement 1 2020
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Features and Analysis
The true cost of cyberattacks
Putting a true cost to cyberattacks is not an easy undertaking, but it is an increasingly important one according to researchers at the University of Oxford.
Components
Megger offers all-in-one testing for motors
Megger has combined
all of the functions frequently required for testing electric motors in a
unique and innovative handheld instrument, the MTR105 static motor...
Magazine Article
What’s fuelling our data?
Simone Bruckner investigates how to improve energy efficiency in data centres.
Global
Flexible spring contact systems for high current connectors
Selwyn Corns outlines a new compact spring contact system with low contact resistance that can cope with large dimensional tolerances, offsets and angular deviations.
Energy & Grid Management
Five smart ways to increase engine efficiency on AD plants
The UK’s anaerobic digestion industry has experienced rapid growth over the past 10 years, with a total of 648 plants now in operation.
IOT
Ready for the digital tipping point
Pete Davies of Uniper Technologies tells Kelvin Ross how digital solutions are impacting the conventional power sector.
Renewable Energy
Composite solutions for the wind energy industry
Dag Kirschke explains the demand for wind energy and why composite materials are the answer to producing powerful and efficient turbines.
IOT
Ready for the digital tipping point
Pete Davies of Uniper Technologies tells Kelvin Ross how digital solutions are impacting the conventional power sector.
Europe & UK
New nuclear, new business model
Neil Cornelius makes the case for a nuclear power generator with regulated returns.
Energy & Grid Management
From refugee to senior engineer
Biniam Haddish is a former refugee from Eritrea in East Africa who now holds a senior position at National Grid Energy System Operator in the UK. He tells us his story.
