Articles, videos, webinars and podcasts written by or involving Catherine Cleary, Specialist Grid Connection Engineer at Roadnight Taylor.
In this Grid News and Views episode Pete Aston, Catherine Cleary, and Nikki Pillinger unpack key updates on grid connections, Gate 2 timelines, and industry reforms.
This podcast discussed the evolving Project Commitment Fee (PCF) with special guest Alex Ikonic, Grid Engineer at Ørsted, who brings insights from the CMP448 CUSC work group.
With the window now open for Distribution projects and the latest ENA and network-specific guidance available, this second webinar was a further opportunity to gain insights needed for successful Gate 2 evidence submissions.
Join over 450 people who registered - and us - for a timely webinar designed to bring clarity to the Gate 2 submission process for energy project developers and stakeholders.
Getting your project connected to the grid is no easy feat—but what are the most essential tips to maximise success? In our latest podcast, our Connectologists® battle it out to decide the ultimate Top 10 Grid Connection Tips.
Join our Connectologist as they debate GC0117 the Grid Code change proposal, initially raised back in June 2018, aimed at improving transparency and consistency of access arrangements for generation and storage connections.
Data centre, hydrogen electrolyser or industry looking to decarbonise? With the National Energy System Operator set to pause applications for demand connections at transmission, is March your last chance to secure a grid connection offer in 2025?
Join Connectologist® Pete Aston, Catherine Cleary, Philip Bale, and Nikki Pillinger for an in-depth discussion on the evolving UK grid landscape in our latest podcast. This episode unpacks the latest developments affecting Clean Power 2030 and how they impact grid connections, project viability, and market dynamics.
In this case, Catherine Cleary details the advice she gave to one of the first directly connected tertiary winding and transmission connections for solar in the UK including complicated and innovative process implemented to navigate new power system models requirements.
With significant Grid Connections Reform developments since our last webinar in November, this fourth interactive instalment explored and debated key connections reform topics and answered audience questions
