As part of our series ‘Coping with Corona’ I spoke to Paul Sheffield the Managing Director of Drax customers at Haven Power and Opus Energy.
We covered a range of topics from the cultural change in offices post the pandemic, to the role that ‘negative carbon’ has in grid balancing in the future.
The smart meter rollout is on 'shaky ground' - and that was the case even before the coronavirus pandemic brought things to a standstill.
That's the suggestion from Joel Stark, Managing Director at Stark, who spoke to ELN to discuss the effects of the pandemic on the UK's energy sector and how it would likely affect the course of the industry moving into the future.
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In the first of a new series, we talk to leading voices in the energy and environmental sector about coping with the COVID-19 pandemic
That’s the suggestion from Professor Phil Hart, Director of Energy and Power at Cranfield University, who spoke to Energy Live News in this podcast about the global pandemic
Heat decarbonisation needs to be at the heart of our energy future if we are to meet our 2050 target. That’s the view of Richard Burrell, CEO of AMP Clean […]
The first step in decarbonisation is digitising the energy system.
That's according to Angus Flett, Chief Executive Officer of Smart DCC, who spoke to ELN Editor Sumit Bose about the smart meter rollout and its importance in driving down emissions across the economy.
Robotic process automation could change the face of utility management by automating the way in which we manage energy bills and even procurement itself.
That's the suggestion from Catalyst Commercial Services - we spoke to Chief Executive Officer Chris Hurcombe and Chief Commercial Officer Scott Pickavance about the independent energy consultancy's place in the market and the innovative new products it is bringing to its customers.
Energy Live Expo 2019 at the QEII Centre in Westminster centred around a panel debate discussing the energy sector's most pressing issues - if you couldn't attend the event or if you would like to relisten to the panel in its entirety, you can stream or download the podcast just below.
