Yusuf Latief

The plan includes six areas of action for the government, Ofgem, ESO and network companies to speed up grid connections for power projects.

Polish DSO Tauron is launching a platform to allow business customers to purchase electricity indexed to stock exchange prices.

Signed under the EU-India Trade and Technology Council, India and the EU will build robust semiconductor supply chains.

Finnish distribution system operator Elenia has announced a 200,000 smart meter milestone for its meter replacement drive.

Spanish power company Endesa has announced an investment plan of €8,9 billion for the period 2024 to 2026.

Climate change and rapidly increasing electricity demand have illustrated the crucial importance of ensuring the grid is fit for purpose.

Despite momentum on energy efficiency policy, progress on energy intensity gains has been seen slowing by the International Energy Agency.

Barriers, such as the digitalisation of data, persist against the uptake of consumer-side flexibility, says Hanne Pittomvils of Elia.

According to executives from across the energy sector, although we don’t what the future grid looks like, we do know what it needs to be.

A trifecta of weather threats, including bushfire, thunderstorms and wind gusts up to 100kmh, pose threats to South Australia's power grid.