Jonny Bairstow

Jonny is rubbish at cricket (a bit like his namesake) but very good on old bikes. A charmingly well-educated young man, he is both the most polite reporter we have had and the most laid back. A top performer who is never easily distracted his languid cool has made him very popular. He is trying, very trying but we love his manners so much we think he will take the sector by storm. He’s also very good at sounding interested at conversations.
Freedom Molecules
US announces plans to spread ‘freedom gas’ through the world
Jonny Bairstow

Donald Trump’s Department of Energy has rebranded liquefied natural gas as ‘molecules of US freedom’

Gas pipe
UK’s high-pressure gas pipelines ‘provide significant grid flexibility’
Jonny Bairstow

UKERC researchers have found a way to more frequently and accurately measure the volume of gas stored in the gas grid

Greta Thunberg and Arnie team up to terminate climate change
Jonny Bairstow

The 16-year-old climate activist and Hollywood star met at the launch of a conference to speed up progress towards the Paris Agreement

Charging and refuelling
UK’s EV charging sites ‘now outnumber petrol stations’
Jonny Bairstow

Charging point locator service Zap-Map suggests the number of EV charging locations has increased by 57% in the last year

TESS 2019
TESS 2019: Water and energy conservation ‘can save businesses thousands’
Jonny Bairstow

Hudson Energy’s Greg Kavanagh and SaveMoneyCutCarbon’s Mark Sait will be discussing this issue at TESS 2019

Offshore wind turbines
UK launches third Contracts for Difference round
Jonny Bairstow

The latest auction will support up to 6GW of new renewable energy, enough to power around 350,000 homes each year

Tree planting
Philippines introduces new law requiring students to plant trees
Jonny Bairstow

Elementary school, high school and college students will now have to plant at least 10 trees before they can graduate

Automation and AI
Energy sector ‘is underestimating the value of AI and automation’
Jonny Bairstow

A new report from the Capgemini Research Institute suggests intelligent automation in the sector could save up to $813 billion over the next three years

Energy technologies
Most technologies and sectors ‘not keeping pace with long-term energy goals’
Jonny Bairstow

The International Energy Agency suggests many types of energy asset are not adequately working towards tackling climate change and delivering energy access

Adam Hall
TESS 2019: Electrifying business vehicle fleets ‘already makes economic sense’
Jonny Bairstow

Haven Power’s Vehicle Lead Adam Hall will be discussing this issue at TESS 2019

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