Nikki Pillinger – News, Views and Projects

Articles, videos, webinars and podcasts written by or involving Nikki Pillinger,  Specialist Connections Manager at Roadnight Taylor.

Webinar Request: Grid Connections Reform: where to invest in your projects now?

2025-07-01T09:29:18+00:0031 May, 2024|Connectology, Connectology webinars|

With several month to Connections Reform implementation this webinar - recorded in May 2024 - will help developers gain insight to help them navigate important but complex project decisions

Webinar Request: Top Ten Design Phase Risks and Tips

2025-01-30T13:12:58+00:0029 May, 2024|Connectology, Connectology webinars|

Request a link for our free webinar to join three of the Connectologists® give their top tips for avoiding what they think are the most significant risks to a connections project during the design phase.

Podcast: Grid News and Views #6

2025-06-18T08:23:05+00:0012 February, 2024|Connectology, Connectology podcasts|

In this Grid News and Views episode of the Connectology® Podcast, Roadnight Taylor's Pete Aston hosts colleagues Nikki Pillinger, Philip Bale and Kyle Murchie as they discuss National Grid ESO and the DNOs' progress with the Technical Limits initiative, and more...

Connectologists® featuring in ‘Grid Locked’ article in The Times’ Raconteur report: “Energy & Sustainability”

2025-05-20T11:28:13+00:0020 September, 2023|Commercial & Industrial, Energy Developers, Farms & Estates, News, Public Sector, Published Articles|

We are excited that two of our Connectologists® have featured in the Times’ Raconteur article that has been published as part of a special report: “Energy & Sustainability.”

Early de-risking of grid connection offers – what to look for

2025-06-18T11:19:33+00:0011 September, 2023|Connectology, Connectology perspectives|

Grid offers come with a long list of caveats that over the course of the development process need to be worked through and clarified to avoid pitfalls and delays. Here, we highlight common elements of the post-acceptance process that can catch some developers out.

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