900 MHz private LTE is becoming the broadband wireless standard for utilities due to its ability to offer visibility, control, quality of service, reliability, and resiliency all the way to the grid edge which is essential for next level grid transformational solutions.

Private LTE Networks are a game-changer for utilities. They offer dedicated, secure, and high-performance connectivity that can be tailored to specific needs.

4G LTE and 5G NR are well-established technologies around the world. Utilities can future-proof their investments by taking advantage of a large, globe-spanning ecosystem of vendors, integrators and consultants that can support the deployment and operation of radios, core network elements and devices.

“Any sudden changes to LNG supply or demand in Asia or the Americas could easily have a domino effect into Britain and Europe.”

A Virtual Power Plant is a technology/software-driven approach to energy generation, distribution, and management.

While a helpful decarbonization tool in theory, hydrogen blending offers numerous concerns and uncertainties.

Transportation in India contributes 14% of CO2 emissions (ICCT 2022), with 90% of energy used by road transport (Hagemann et al., 2020) and 50% of oil demand (IEA 2021). Amidst economic growth, addressing energy use and decarbonization is vital.

The session was the final one of the two day gathering of more than 700 people from the global nuclear sector, where the discussion has covered issues ranging from financing new nuclear, to how the industry will be able to recruit and train enough staff for the proposed expansion of nuclear energy in the years ahead.

The record-high prices that were triggered by Russia’s squeeze on deliveries last year are now gone, but worsening economic conditions are hitting demand just as hard. Gas usage across Europe’s industrial landscape is projected to remain about 20% below 2021 levels.

The auction will award up to €800 million to renewable hydrogen producers in the European Economic Area (EEA). The support will take the form of a fixed premium in €/kg of renewable hydrogen produced over ten years of operation, therefore targeting the gap between the production costs and the demand’s willingness to pay.