Issue 147 • August 2022

National crisis

The rising energy price cap in the UK could leave swathes of the country without access to power

Modernising the US grid: ready for peak renewables and climate change

Virtual reality, tangible benefits: inside the UK’s latest offshore wind research accelerator

“Disrupting legacy equipment”: the role of drones in power line inspections

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  • Contents
  • Promecon
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • The power industry briefing
  • Ukraine crisis executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Covid-19 executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Comment
  • Scaling up low carbon hydrogen is essential to the decarbonisation of industry
  • Denmark to accelerate renewable power development
  • Strong policies and investments are key for Spain’s renewable targets
  • Seal Saver
  • In Depth
  • Ready for peak renewables and climate change
  • Egyptian equilibrium: how can renewables and fossil fuels be balanced?
  • Inside the UK’s latest offshore wind research accelerator
  • Crisis, caps and politics: inside the UK’s energy cost crisis
  • Japanese geothermal: can Japan really scale subterranean power?
  • How clean energy modelling is key to the energy transition
  • The role of drones in power line inspections
  • In Data
  • Industrial automation: the power industry struggled to fill automation vacancies
  • Power innovation: machine learning innovation in the power industry has declined
  • Energy exchanges: energy storage deals increased significantly in H1 2022
  • Events
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