Articles, videos, webinars and podcasts written by or involving Kyle Murchie.
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?
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
Kyle Murchie is joined by special guest Susan McDonald, UK Energy Transition Lead for Net Zero Transformation at Deloitte. They discuss the future of the UK energy sector including Clean Power 2030, the challenges of rapidly expanding infrastructure, and the UK's leadership in offshore wind
We are delighted that Alasdair MacMillan, Policy Lead of Electricity Connections at Ofgem joined Connectologists® Catherine Cleary and Kyle Murchie for our latest podcast. This episode delves into the complexities of Connections Reform in Great Britain, specifically focusing on the end-to-end review of the grid connection process.
During our Connections Reform update #3 webinar we didn’t have time to answer all the questions. In this podcast, we help to shed light on some of the main themes running through the unanswered questions.
In our latest podcast, our experts unpack how distribution and transmission networks interact and how the transmission network is affecting connection applications for demand at distribution level.
A free webinar with the latest updates to the UK's Grid Connections Reform as at 07 November 2024
In this “Repurposing Transmission Connections” podcast our team discuss the rapid changes in transmission connections. They provide an update for those with ongoing or upcoming projects, especially in light of the new TMO4+ process
The Connectologists® explore the feasibility of achieving a clean power system by 2030, Labour’s plans for net zero. They examine how we can realistically transition towards cleaner energy, the mix of technologies required to achieve this goal and potential alternative approaches.
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