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    Wind Power Brewing up a Growth Storm. Potentially Meeting World's Electricity Needs 18 Times Over
    Paul Ingram
    • Oct 27, 2019

    Wind Power Brewing up a Growth Storm. Potentially Meeting World's Electricity Needs 18 Times Over

    That's right, 18 times over! How? Bigger turbines, floating, lowering cost of technology as well as installation, and supportive government green policies, are all key for wind to take the energy world by storm. At the moment wind power just accounts for a mere 0.3% of the world's energy. However, a major industry report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) has claimed wind has the potential to provide sufficient clean electricity for everyone on Earth 18 times over. Fall
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    Net Zero emissions only achievable for UK with increased network flexibility and mini power stations
    Paul Ingram
    • Jul 22, 2019

    Net Zero emissions only achievable for UK with increased network flexibility and mini power stations

    In parliament last week, it was stated that the UK will need 20 million mini power stations to be able to achieve its energy goal of net zero emissions by 2050. As well as outlining that it is paramount that creating policy framework for technologies such as, battery energy storage and solar power, is made a priority. The UK needing 20 million mini power stations, came from Dr Andrew Crossland, an engineer with the MCS’ Battery Installation Standard division. Who also explain
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    Gatwick Airport suffers major delays and suspended flights, caused by a power cut
    Paul Ingram
    • Jul 11, 2019

    Gatwick Airport suffers major delays and suspended flights, caused by a power cut

    On the 10th of July, a power outage at Gatwick Airport caused a computer meltdown in air traffic control systems, resulting in flights being suspended for almost 2 hours. IT system affected all inbound and outbound flights, and though flights had resumed 2 hours after the power cut, there were ongoing delays and cancellations, due to the backlog. A spokeswoman for Gatwick airport said that as of 7.30pm a total of 26 flights had been diverted and eight cancelled. Power cuts ca
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    Another Coal Free Record! UK coal free energy now officially a trend?
    Paul Ingram
    • Jun 2, 2019

    Another Coal Free Record! UK coal free energy now officially a trend?

    At 3:12pm Friday afternoon (31st of May) the National Grid ESO confirmed that the UK had surpassed a record two weeks without using any coal powered energy generation. This makes it the third time in under two months that the coal-free record has been beaten. The first being over Easter weekend in April, at a total of 90 hours 45 minutes, beating the previous record of 76 hours. The second was earlier in May, lasting for one full week, at 168 hours without coal. Now this new
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    UK's coal-free Easter weekend goes down in the record books
    Paul Ingram
    • Apr 24, 2019

    UK's coal-free Easter weekend goes down in the record books

    The UK went for a massive 90 hours of completely coal-free energy generation over the Easter weekend. The coal-free period started from Thursday night, continuing all the way to Monday Evening, ending in a total run of 90 hours 45 minutes. Demolishing the previous record of 76 hours, which was set at almost the same time the year before. The four day Bank Holiday weekend with fantastic weather and sunshine, no doubt helping the UK go coal-free, with much of the population hea
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    Suspended Capacity Market Auction Soon to be Approved to Run?
    Paul Ingram
    • Apr 16, 2019

    Suspended Capacity Market Auction Soon to be Approved to Run?

    The T-1 Capacity Market auction, which was originally meant to take place in January this year, will go ahead “as soon as reasonably practicable”, says Greg Clark, Energy secretary, in a letter to the National Grid. The suspension came after the General Court of the Court of Justice of the European Union found in favour of Tempus Energy, against the European Commission, annulling the Commission’s State aid approval for the UK Capacity Market. The T-1 auction is created to hel
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    UK renewable energy growth in line with Global average
    Paul Ingram
    • Apr 5, 2019

    UK renewable energy growth in line with Global average

    Data from, Renewable Capacity Statistics 2019, released by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), shows renewable energy capacity continues to see strong growth on a global scale, primarily through increases in Wind and Solar. The UK's growth level was almost the same percentage as the worlds, with the global growth at 7.9% and the UK at 7.8%, during 2018. Renewable Capacity Statistics 2019, by International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) On first sight of this,
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    Unseasonably Good Weather Causing Negative UK Power Market Pricing
    Paul Ingram
    • Mar 26, 2019

    Unseasonably Good Weather Causing Negative UK Power Market Pricing

    For more than 6 hours last Sunday, the UK wholesale power prices dipped into negative pricing. The UK's energy price fell to -£50/MWh from the settlement period 21 (10:00 - 10:30am) and remained negative all the way until 4:30pm. Unseasonably sunny and warm weather causing the unexpected change in usual supply and demand levels. The sun delivering a higher than normal solar power output, peaking at 7.7GW, more than double the seasonal average of 3.5GW. While the public went o
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    Exciting New Off-Grid EV Charging System
    Paul Ingram
    • Mar 4, 2019

    Exciting New Off-Grid EV Charging System

    iPower Generation are proud to offer a brand new product helping to remove barriers facing further and increased use of Electric vehicles (EV's). A large barrier facing the public over committing to a EV is simply down to fears over an inability to charge, due to a lack of reliable and common charge points. Our Off-Grid system makes creating your own EV charging stations an easier option than ever before. No need to spend a small fortune reinforcing local infrastructure, or h
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    Suspension of the Capacity Market
    Paul Ingram
    • Nov 29, 2018

    Suspension of the Capacity Market

    The capacity market payments have recently been suspended. After the General Court of the Court of Justice of the European Union found in favour of Tempus Energy, against the European Commission, annulling the Commission’s State aid approval for the UK Capacity Market. Meaning a main service used to help deal with stresses on the network, power shortages and surges has effectively been stopped. This of course adds uncertainty to the power grid's reliability. The capacity mark
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