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GlobalData expects smart grids to ensure continuous power supply to critical infrastructure, amid the Covid-19 crisis
A total of 64% of people said they would find it easier to take smaller steps than make big changes to reduce their carbon footprints, according to a new survey
The firm says its GridShare technology will help the UK ‘Build Back Better’ after the Covid-19 crisis and stage an economic recovery in a sustainable way
New infrastructure will interconnect up to 700 EVs and in doing so, be capable of providing ultra-fast grid services to the transmission network operator
That’s the suggestion from Stuart Lacey, CEO of ElectraLink, who spoke to Energy Live News about the changing face of the energy sector
Project NEO will store green hydrogen using its fuel cell technology to provide round-the-clock electricity supply to the national electric network
The roadmap will support jobs, businesses and boost investment in low emission technologies
The IEA estimates global EV sales could reach 2.3m in 2020, with a record total of 10m being in use on the roads by the end of the year
The funding forms part of the European Battery Alliance, committed to creating a competitive, cleaner and advanced battery cell industry
Each SG 14-222 DD machine is able to provide enough energy to power approximately 18,000 average European households every year
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