How Kraken Technologies Became the UK’s Energy Software Leviathan
The Unlikely Birth of an Energy Software Giant When Amir Orad experienced firsthand the frustrating complexity of modern energy systems…
The Unlikely Birth of an Energy Software Giant When Amir Orad experienced firsthand the frustrating complexity of modern energy systems…
Tesla has established market leadership in the UK’s rapidly growing grid-scale battery sector, with its units generating significantly higher revenue than competitors. The company’s success is reportedly driven by advanced trading algorithms and longer discharge capabilities that capitalize on Britain’s volatile power markets.
Tesla has reportedly built a commanding position in the United Kingdom’s emerging mega battery market, according to industry analysis from battery specialists Modo Energy. The company not only supplies large-scale battery systems but also trades the electricity they generate, creating a dual revenue stream that has proven remarkably effective in Britain’s push to transition away from fossil fuels.
Strategic Shift in South Africa’s Energy Landscape South Africa’s newly approved Integrated Resource Plan (IRP 2025) represents a fundamental transformation…
The Blueprint for a Renewable Future While many nations debate climate targets and carbon deadlines, Uruguay quietly achieved what others…
The UK government is reportedly considering cutting VAT on energy bills and reforming green levies to address the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has indicated the Treasury is examining various options to provide relief to households facing rising energy costs.
The UK government is reportedly exploring measures to reduce the financial burden on households through potential VAT cuts on energy bills, according to recent statements from Energy Secretary Ed Miliband. The development comes as the energy price cap means a typical household will now pay £1,755 annually for energy, representing a £35 increase from the previous cap period.
Strategic Grid Investment Survives Political Transition The Department of Energy has finalized a $1.6 billion loan guarantee for extensive transmission…
The Department of Energy has outlined a comprehensive strategy to accelerate fusion energy development through public-private partnerships. While targeting commercial-scale deployment by the mid-2030s, the roadmap acknowledges significant funding gaps and technical challenges that have plagued fusion research for decades.
The Department of Energy has released what sources indicate is a comprehensive new roadmap aimed at realizing the long-sought goal of commercial fusion energy. According to reports, the strategy commits to supporting research and development efforts while pursuing public-private partnerships to build the first generation of fusion power plants. The DOE reportedly envisions deploying commercial-scale fusion power to electricity grids by the mid-2030s, although analysts suggest the timeline remains highly ambitious.