Editor: The Energyst & Modern Fleet; Director The Energyst
Tim McManan-Smith is the Editor at The Energyst and Modern Fleet, as well as the Director of The Energyst. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, construction, and business economics, with a particular emphasis on energy policy, sustainability, and urban development. Tim's insights and expertise are featured in The Energyst.
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Tim McManan-Smith's coverage primarily focuses on the energy sector, with a specific emphasis on sustainability, renewable energy, and climate change. His articles often cite data and cover industry-specific topics related to real estate management in relation to energy efficiency.
To effectively reach out to Tim, consider offering data-driven insights or press releases related to advancements in renewable energy technologies, sustainable real estate management practices, or government announcements impacting the energy sector. Topics such as climate change adaptation strategies for critical infrastructure and developments in demand flexibility services are also likely to align with his coverage interests.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Tim's work, pitches should highlight global trends or initiatives within the energy sector rather than focusing on a particular region.
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By: Tim McManan-Smith
Scotland must encourage industry to engage earlier with university researchers, spinout and start-up companies if it is to maximise the commercial impact of homegrown innovation, according to entrepreneurial support organisation Converge.
By: Tim Mcmanan
Vertiv, today announced the expansion of its end-to-end thermal chain with the availability of the Vertiv CoolChip CDU 2300 and Vertiv CoolChip Fluid Network Row Manifolds in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). These liquid cooling technologies support the growing demands of AI and high-density, next-generation compute to help customers deploy high-density infrastructure faster and
By: Tim McManan-Smith
National Grid is set to begin a major programme of refurbishment works on its overhead electricity transmission lines between Mannington substation in East Dorset and Nursling substation in Southampton in the coming weeks.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
Evolve Energy Supply, a licensed UK energy supplier set to pioneer energy solutions that unlock access to true renewable energy for Industrial & Commercial businesses, has partnered with renewable energy developer Alaska Wind Farm to supply renewable energy from the Alaska Wind Farm near Wareham, Dorset, to BKUK. The collaboration will provide renewable energy to power a proportion of BKUK nationwide restaurants advancing BKUK’s sustainability goals and net zero ambitions.
By: Tim Mcmanan
The UK’s upcoming Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), due to come into force in 2027, is already reshaping conversations across the energy and infrastructure sectors. While much of the attention to date has focused on carbon reporting and compliance, the more immediate challenge for many organisations will be commercial. For developers, contractors and investors delivering
By: Tim McManan-Smith
Matrix Renewables, the TPG Rise-backed global renewable energy platform, and EPC contractor SOLV Energy announced the start of construction on the Tormes Solar Project, marked by a groundbreaking ceremony on 19th May.
By: Tim Mcmanan
Prima Group has appointed Knowsley-based retrofit specialist Gaia Energy to deliver a £2.2 million energy efficiency upgrade programme across more than 140 homes in Merseyside. The two-year project, delivered under the government’s Warm Homes Social Housing Fund, will take a full turnkey approach. This includes retrofit assessment and coordination, heating system upgrades, solar panel installations
UK industrial businesses could secure up to 100% relief from key electricity policy costs under a new government support mechanism, according to a guide published by Jutton Energy.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
Following the successful expansion of electric vehicle (EV) facilities across RHS national sites, RHS Garden Harlow Carr has officially opened its new high-specification EV charging facility, with visitors able to charge for free during its inaugural week.
By: Tim Mcmanan
A company based in the Welsh city of St Asaph in Denbighshire has completed specialist works at one of the UK’s leading lithium exploration projects in Cornwall. Sean Carr Lining Technology (SCLT), a family‑run geosynthetic lining specialist, has successfully completed the design and installation of a lagoon liner at Cornish Lithium’s Cross Lanes Geothermal Lithium
