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Ysabelle Swan

Transmission brings you insights from thought leaders, energy experts and cleantech specialists from across the industry.

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  • #1
    Yesterday · 36 min

    The Future Of The Gas Network - Cadent

    As the electrification of heat increases and technologies like heat pump adoption grows, it's tempting to assume the gas network can simply be wound down street by street, in line with falling demand. But it’s not as simple as this: network topology,...

  • #1
    Yesterday · 36 min

    The Future Of The Gas Network - Cadent

    As the electrification of heat increases and technologies like heat pump adoption grows, it's tempting to assume the gas network can simply be wound down street by street, in line with falling demand. But it’s not as simple as this: network topology,...

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    September 15 · 1 hr 3 min

    What's Really Holding The Grid Together - Fluence

    The grid is swapping spinning turbines for grid forming inverters, and something is getting lost in the trade. A turbine could always throw 5 times its normal output to clear a fault, for free, using nothing but physics. Inverters can only manage...

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    September 8 · 43 min

    How AI Could Cut Energy Trading Costs - Tem Energy

    Joe McDonald says close to 30% of a business power bill can go to trading desks, balancing costs and wholesale market fees most customers never see. Behind suppliers can sit five or six more intermediaries, each taking a cut before the energy ever...

  • #1
    September 8 · 43 min

    How AI Could Cut Energy Trading Costs - Tem Energy

    Joe McDonald says close to 30% of a business power bill can go to trading desks, balancing costs and wholesale market fees most customers never see. Behind suppliers can sit five or six more intermediaries, each taking a cut before the energy ever...

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    September 1 · 43 min

    What Happens When Every Battery Market Gets Crowded? - Centrica

    Battery storage went from an unproven bet to one of Europe's fastest-growing energy assets in a but the exceptional returns early investors saw have already faded as more batteries crowd the market. The real question today isn't whether a battery can...

  • #1
    September 1 · 43 min

    What Happens When Every Battery Market Gets Crowded? - Centrica

    Battery storage went from an unproven bet to one of Europe's fastest-growing energy assets in a but the exceptional returns early investors saw have already faded as more batteries crowd the market. The real question today isn't whether a battery can...

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    August 25 · 39 min

    Can Britain Afford to Slow Down on Net Zero? - The CCC

    This summer, Britain recorded its first ever four consecutive months of 35°C+ heat and according to the Climate Change Committee, the UK isn't ready for it, physically or emotionally. As political pressure mounts in the net zero debate over whether...

  • #1
    August 25 · 39 min

    Can Britain Afford to Slow Down on Net Zero? - The CCC

    This summer, Britain recorded its first ever four consecutive months of 35°C+ heat and according to the Climate Change Committee, the UK isn't ready for it, physically or emotionally. As political pressure mounts in the net zero debate over whether...

  • #1
    August 18 · 30 min

    How Poland Is Building a Renewable Power System - R.Power Renewables

    Poland has cut coal's share of power generation from 95% to roughly 55% in a decade, with renewables generating over 30% of the country's power last year. That mismatch is already producing negative prices and turning battery storage into one of the...

  • #1
    August 18 · 30 min

    How Poland Is Building a Renewable Power System - R.Power Renewables

    Poland has cut coal's share of power generation from 95% to roughly 55% in a decade, with renewables generating over 30% of the country's power last year. That mismatch is already producing negative prices and turning battery storage into one of the...

  • #1
    August 11 · 43 min

    Is Britain's Grid Ready for Clean Power 2030? - Roadnight Taylor

    Most people assume Great Britain's grid connection queue works on a first come, first served basis. It doesn't - and that misconception is costing developers time and money. Connections reform was meant to bring clarity to the queue, but projects that...

  • #1
    August 11 · 43 min

    Is Britain's Grid Ready for Clean Power 2030? - Roadnight Taylor

    Most people assume Great Britain's grid connection queue works on a first come, first served basis. It doesn't - and that misconception is costing developers time and money. Connections reform was meant to bring clarity to the queue, but projects that...

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    July 28 · 45 min

    Should The State Take Risks Private Capital Won't? - GB Energy

    GB Energy's £1 million solar investment freed up savings a Hull hospital had left on the table for years. It's an example of what can happen when a state-backed investor takes risks the market won't. GB Energy calls itself an activist investor, built...

  • #1
    July 28 · 45 min

    Should The State Take Risks Private Capital Won't? - GB Energy

    GB Energy's £1 million solar investment freed up savings a Hull hospital had left on the table for years. It's an example of what can happen when a state-backed investor takes risks the market won't. GB Energy calls itself an activist investor, built...

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    July 21 · 37 min

    Why Would A German Battery Agree To Switch Off? - Green Flexbility

    Germany looks like Europe's most attractive battery storage market on paper: deep power price volatility, a fast-growing renewables build-out, and nearly three gigawatts of batteries already live. In reality, developers are navigating uncertain grid...

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