2021 - Page 2 of 8 - Powersystems UK Ltd

UK officially backs tidal energy to reach net zero goals

November 30, 2021

The UK government announced it will invest £20 million per year in Tidal Stream electricity as part of its CFD auction scheme.

Powersystems announce electrical works contract for the 8 MW Alaska wind farm

November 26, 2021

Powersystems announces award
of the electrical balance of plant contract for Alaska 8 MW wind farm.

Hydrogen storage planned at onshore wind farm near Glasgow

November 23, 2021

The Whitelee project will be the UK’s largest power-to hydrogen energy storage project.

Electric vehicles: New homes will be required to have EV charging stations from 2022, Boris Johnson to announce

November 21, 2021

Electric vehicle charging points will be legally required in new build homes from next year.

How the return of nuclear power can help get us to net zero

November 20, 2021

Nuclear power was the future once – and now it seems it is again as governments look for ways to meet their net-zero targets.

Global energy storage market set for boom

November 15, 2021

BNEF forecasts 358GW/1028GWh by the end of 2030 driven by the US and China

Foreign investors to pump £10bn into UK green infrastructure

October 19, 2021

18 new trade and investment deals will support green growth and create an estimated 30,000 UK jobs

Energy Superhub Oxford in conversation with Chris Jenkins

October 11, 2021

High voltage infrastructure is key in our transition to net zero as we make the change to electric vehicles (EVs). Powersystems UK are installing the high-voltage cable for Energy Superhub Oxford, and Chris Jenkins, Managing Director at Powersystems, tells us more.

Public opinion and hungry investors push more farmers to convert land as number of solar farms swells to 2,500

October 7, 2021

From 2021, the £1.6bn subsidies that farmers receive for owning or renting land will begin to be phased out, ending entirely by 2028

Army’s first solar farm hailed as ‘key milestone in go-green agenda’

October 3, 2021

It is the first of four pilot sites planned across England as part of the Army’s £200 million Project Prometheus investment.