Why go to Solar and Storage Live?
At Fuel Included, we are going to Solar and Storage Live next Tuesday 16th October, and look forward to a catch up with our suppliers and some of our customers.
A third of UK businesses have invested in onsite battery storage, survey reveals
One in three UK-based businesses have installed onsite battery storage facilities at one or more of their sites, a new survey of 1,000 utility managers has revealed.
Electric car batteries’ ‘second life’ could be a clean energy game-changer
China plans to dominate the $550 billion battery market through a recycling monopoly.
How Your Battery Will Sell Energy to Your Neighbor’s Car
The system for behind-the-meter device-to-device transactions is due out in a year.
Final call to save the world from ‘climate catastrophe’
It’s the final call, say scientists, the most extensive warning yet on the risks of rising global temperatures.Their dramatic report on keeping that rise under 1.5 degrees C says the world is now completely off track, heading instead towards 3C.Keeping
Strong winds blow GB on course for grid carbon intensity lows
Blowing wind conditions have sent Great Britain’s grid carbon intensity to stunning lows this week, with some regions of the country recording carbon intensities as low as 12g CO2/kWh.Storm Ali has brought sustained winds at speeds of up to 80
Closure of the export tariff would be ‘almost theft’
The closure of the export tariff to new solar installations as proposed by government would be tantamount to theft, according to Genius Roofing Solutions which is exhibiting its flashing solution for fitting solar PV at this year’s Solar & Storage
Psychologists explain our climate change anxiety
“You cannot have a healthy society that is scared.”
Going off grid: The future of electricity generation?
As the National Grid continues to creak under increasing demands for electricity, Jason Yates of Riello UPS explores whether it’s time businesses go it alone and put their power generation needs in their own hands.With the much-heralded – and much-delayed