New Britain-Norway power link begins commercial operation A new power cable linking Norway and Great Britain began commercial operations on Friday October 1. Electricity demand is currently high in Britain; however, some nuclear power plants are disconnected from the grid and there is low local wind generation. Hydropower imported from Norway will help to…
New brochure of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme The new brochure of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) programme is…
The importance of nuclear energy in Hungary In Hungary, there is just one nuclear power plant in operation. The Paks…
Ofgem publishes Decarbonisation Action Plan On his first day in office, Ofgem’s new chief executive Jonathan Brearley…
Ofgem regulatory office approves Orkney transmission link construction Ofgem has approved the SSEN’s plan for a 220MW transmission link from the…
The European Commission approved temporary state aid for Slovenské Elektrárne a.s. The geographical area around the Bystričany node is currently…
Berlin blackout raises questions over power supply stability in Germany Recently, there was a blackout in the Köpenick district of Berlin which was…
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