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The UK’s energy infrastructure is at a critical moment, as it transitions to affordable, secure, and sustainable low carbon energy.
Transformation is essential to support increased renewable generation, energy distribution, transmission, storage, and to integrate promising new technologies such as green hydrogen, data centres, and microgrids. Grid will play a key role in this transformation.
Our report, written in partnership with energy transition specialist inspiratia, features valuable insights from leading voices in the renewable energy sector. Their contributions address the important question: how do we create a grid which is fit for the future?
The transition to net-zero offers opportunities to rethink how we generate, distribute, transmit, and store energy. While there are challenges on the path to achieving a zero carbon grid by 2030, with the right direction our energy infrastructure has the potential to become one of the UK’s greatest assets.
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Date published
05 November 2024
Mark Wood, Managing Director UK, Ampyr Solar Europe |
Damon Rand, Managing Director, and Head of Product, Cepro |
Tony Gannon, Head of Downing Renewable Developments (a subsidiary of Downing LLP) |
Spencer Thompson, CEO, Eclipse Power Networks |
Luis Mayor Salgado, Managing Director, Enray Power |
Duncan Pomeroy, Director of Grid Connections, Enso Energy |
Rob Smith, Regulation and Grid Development Manager, Enso Energy |
Damian Jackman, Technical Commercial Lead, Field Energy |
Robin Duncan, Development Manager, Lightsource BP |
Andrew McAleavey, CFO, Luminous Energy |
Gregory Triantafyllidis, Head of Project Engineering, RWE |
Guy Nicholson, Head of Zero Carbon Grid Solutions, Statkraft |