George Heynes is a reporter specializing in the energy sector, with a focus on local news in the United Kingdom. He writes for COMFORT PARK SOLAR PARK LIMITED and Solar Media Limited, and his work has also appeared in Energy Storage News. George covers a range of topics including renewable energy, grid infrastructure, and government policies related to the energy industry.
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George Heynes focuses on energy-related news, particularly in the UK. He predominantly covers press releases and government announcements related to energy, renewable energy, electricity, and the UK energy market.
To effectively pitch to George, consider offering insightful commentary or data that aligns with recent government decisions or industry developments within the UK's energy sector. Additionally, if your company is involved in renewable energy projects or has insights into trends affecting the UK's energy market, this could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local coverage within the United Kingdom, pitches should emphasize how a story ties into specific developments or regulations impacting the UK's energy landscape.
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According to the latest statistics from MSC, battery storage installations rose by 707% year-on-year in March 2024
By: George Heynes
National Grid has launched a new £2.7m venture to provide grants for solar projects to schools in South Wales, South West and the Midlands.
Research by think tank Resolution Foundation has found that interest rates in the UK could add an additional £29 billion to household energy bills.
By: George Heynes
The project will combine solar, onshore wind and battery storage. Image: Fred. Olsen Renewables.
New research conducted by energy data company ElectraLink has found that the number of consumers switching between large energy suppliers has reached a 30-month high.
By: George Heynes
New research from the International Energy Agency (IEA) has found that more than one in five cars sold worldwide in 2024 is expected to be an electric vehicle (EV).
By: George Heynes
Solar developer and construction company Eden Sustainable has secured £75 million from Thrive Renewables for a solar accelerator facility.
The UK’s second-largest port operator, Peel Ports Group, is set to use hydropower to power its Queen Elizabeth II Dock at Eastham.
By Lisa Kettle, operations director of the Nemo Link interconnector, National Grid
By: George Heynes
Battery storage developer Harmony Energy has received new finance from sustainable bank Triodos, to help fund its expansion across Europe.
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