Electrical Infrastructure

UK Aims for Record Offshore Wind Capacity in Next Auction
Infrastructure & Technology UK Aims for Record Offshore Wind Capacity in Next Auction

The United Kingdom is steering its clean energy future with a bold aim: to nearly triple its current offshore wind capacity by the end of the decade. As the nation gears up for another round of renewable energy auctions, questions loom about the feasibility and impact of this ambitious expansion.

TenneT Explores Strategic Sale of German Grid Stake in 2025
Infrastructure & Technology TenneT Explores Strategic Sale of German Grid Stake in 2025

Recent developments in the power grid sector have drawn attention as TenneT, a Dutch state-owned power grid operator, considers selling a minority stake in its German operations. With TenneT Germany's regulated asset base valued at 27.8 billion euros and expected to grow significantly, this

Overcurrent Protection Devices: Ensuring Global Electrical Safety
Infrastructure & Technology Overcurrent Protection Devices: Ensuring Global Electrical Safety

Overcurrent protection devices have become foundational elements in modern electrical infrastructure, ensuring a safe and uninterrupted flow of electricity amid growing demand and technological advancement. These devices are essential in mitigating risks associated with electrical anomalies, and

Can North Korea Balance Power with Growing Rice Season Demands?
Utilities Can North Korea Balance Power with Growing Rice Season Demands?

In North Korea, the rice planting season presents substantial challenges, prompting the nation to evaluate and regulate power distribution in North Hwanghae province. The task is to ensure that farms have the necessary electricity during this critical period of national mobilization. The government

How Will Distribution Feeder Protection Evolve by 2032?
Utilities How Will Distribution Feeder Protection Evolve by 2032?

As the world delves deeper into the era of technological and energy advancements, the evolution of distribution feeder protection systems is becoming more apparent and necessary. These systems, crucial for electricity distribution from substations to end consumers, are pivotal in maintaining

Equinor's Empire Wind Project Faces Uncertainty Amid Halt
Infrastructure & Technology Equinor's Empire Wind Project Faces Uncertainty Amid Halt

Equinor's ambitious Empire Wind project, a significant renewable energy initiative off the coast of New York, has encountered significant challenges following a recent stop-work order from the Trump administration. The halt was enacted by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum on April 17, raising concerns

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