Philip Bale – News, Views and Projects

Articles, videos, webinars and podcasts written by or involving Philip Bale, Specialist Grid Connection Engineer at Roadnight Taylor.

Join our webinar: G99 (DNO) compliance: what developers need to know

2026-04-01T09:50:46+00:0001 April, 2026|Connectology, Connectology webinars, HOME PAGE NEWS|

Join the Connectologists® to walk through what tends to change between Connection Offer and Agreement, where commercial and operational risk can quietly creep in, and what's worth checking before you sign

Webinar Recording: Before you sign: the DNO Connection Agreement checks that really matter

2026-03-30T08:44:04+00:0030 March, 2026|Connectology, Connectology webinars, HOME PAGE NEWS|

Most projects scrutinise their Connection Offer. Far fewer scrutinise the Connection Agreement. Watch this recording to find out what changes, where risk creeps in, and what's worth checking before you sign.

Podcast: How should EREP130 be applied to battery storage projects?

2025-06-17T12:26:55+00:0008 May, 2025|Connectology, Connectology podcasts, HOME PAGE NEWS|

A podcast focusing on the application of Engineering Recommendation EREP130 to embedded battery storage connections under Technical Limits scenarios. Is it appropriate for DNOs to enforce EREP130 clauses when offering early connections under technical limits? And what does it mean for customers?

Podcast: The Connectologists’® Top 10 Grid Connection Tips

2025-06-17T12:26:19+00:0009 April, 2025|Connectology, Connectology podcasts, HOME PAGE NEWS|

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.

Podcast: Exploring Grid Code Change GC0117

2025-06-17T12:27:51+00:0003 April, 2025|Connectology, Connectology podcasts, HOME PAGE NEWS|

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.

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