Designing electrical systems that fail safely CONTROLLING FAULT BEHAVIOURS AS POWER SYSTEMS GROW Electrical faults are not exceptions in modern power systems, they are an operating condition. As networks grow more interconnected and dependent on power electronics, fault behaviour becomes harder to predict using traditional approaches. The question is no longer whether faults occur, but […]
Read MoreEurope’s renewables milestone reveals a hidden challenge Europe has reached a defining moment in its clean energy transition. Wind and solar are now generating more electricity than fossil fuels, marking a major shift in the continent’s energy system. However, alongside this progress comes a growing challenge: how to integrate large volumes of variable renewable power […]
Read MoreUK makes progress on floating offshore wind with a new 1.5 GW Celtic Sea lease OW Ocean Winds has signed an agreement for lease with The Crown Estate to develop a 1.5 GW floating offshore wind project in the Celtic Sea: a major step forward for the UK’s next‑generation offshore wind capacity and clean energy goals. Floating […]
Read MoreRenewables are winning but is the grid ready? The UK has secured record levels of solar and wind capacity as part of its 2030 renewable energy strategy. Generation is accelerating rapidly, but grid infrastructure is not expanding at the same pace. Without the right engineering solutions, renewable ambition risks outstripping operational stability. RECORD GROWTH, GROWING […]
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