Articles, videos, webinars and podcasts written by or involving Kyle Murchie.
Pete Aston and Kyle Murchie return with insights on Britain’s evolving grid connections, from NESO’s new Gate 2 process to major charging reforms. They discuss what it means for developers amid soaring data centre demand and shifting energy policy.
Ed Birkett, New Projects Director at Low Carbon joins our podcast to explain what’s going wrong with grid connection process and what needs to change. Ed also sounds the alarm on why transparency is essential as we move toward the Strategic Spatial Energy Plan.
This extended podcast from Roadnight Taylor presents in-depth conversations with energy and development leaders on the challenges of Super Grid Transformer (SGT) charging and potential pathways for reform.
A highlights podcast exploring the pressing issue of Super Grid Transformer (SGT) charging, bringing together experts from across the energy and development sectors to share experiences, challenges, and ideas for reform.
Matt Vickers, NESO, shares what it’s like leading one of the biggest overhauls in the UK energy sector—fixing the grid connections system and tackling a huge project queue.
In this Grid News and Views episode Pete Aston, Philip Bale, and Kyle Murchie break down the latest on Connections Reform—especially what it means for developers navigating Gate 2 applications.
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.
A podcast on how not meeting new queue milestones—like the 2-month planning deadline—could get your project dropped. Plus projects under 5MW in England & Wales may now skip TIAs under CMP446
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.
