Delivering a bright energy future
We work with you to solve your energy challenges through innovative solutions, delivering resilience, cost efficiency and sustainability
SOLUTIONS
Brighter solutions through applied innovation
We deliver end-to-end energy solutions leading to the increased productivity of your assets and decarbonisation of your infrastructure.
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INDUSTRIES
Powering the modern world through visionary expertise
Our clients include some of the highest profile public and private sector organisations responsible for critical infrastructure in complex environments.
INDUSTRIES
Powering the modern world through visionary expertise
Our clients include some of the highest profile public and private sector organisations responsible for critical infrastructure in complex environments.
Case studies
The Great West Electrification Project (GWEP) is a Network Rail initiative, which introduced electrification infrastructure and modern electric trains to the Great Western Mainline route.
We finance, own, operate and maintain London City Airport's existing electricity network. Through optimum asset management, maintenance and replacement, we ensure that the airport maintains supply resilience to support its daily operations and help it achieve its sustainability ambitions.
Following the successful appointment of Stagecoach Group, the UK’s largest bus and coach operator, to run London bus route 323, we were engaged to facilitate the electrification of the group’s West Ham bus garage to enable the introduction of five fully electric BYD buses.
Insights and news
Ian Smyth, Director of UK Power Networks Services spoke to The Airport Operator, the official magazine of the Airport Operators Association about the role of airports within the UK's national infrastructure strategy and the steps to sustainability the aviation sector will need to take to rebound from COVID-19.
Sagnik Murthy, Head of Client Relationships, explains how rail electrification may be one of the answers to the emissions challenge.
Within the UK, it is estimated that 46,000 distribution transformers will be purchased over the next five years, of which 40,000 will be replacements to existing systems, and 6,000 for Distributed Energy Resource (DER) applications.
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