Roadnight Taylor’s Connectology® podcast
The Connectology® Podcast by Roadnight Taylor.
The Connectology® Podcast by Roadnight Taylor.
Connectologists® Nikki Pillinger, Alex Ikonic, and Philip Bale examine the latest Connections Reform delays and the practical challenges developers face navigating milestones, technical limits uncertainty, and escalating project delivery costs
Connectologists® Kyle Murchie, Nikki Pillinger, and Philip Bale explore two modifications addressing network boundary charges
The Connectologists® explore the mounting pressures developers face as Gate 2 offers arrive, and hope these insights will help them navigate Gate 2 with greater clarity.
Catherine Cleary and Kyle Murchie continue their conversation with Graham Pannell from BayWa r.e, examining GB's constraint management crisis.
Connectologist® Pete Aston and colleague Philip Bale speak with David Wildash from Apatura, exploring how strategic demand placement in Scotland could unlock a £45 billion market opportunity while reducing curtailment costs for all consumers
Connectologist® Pete Aston and colleague Alex Ikonic speak with Spencer Thompson, CEO of Eclipse Power, exploring innovative solutions to transmission-level demand connection challenges.
Pete Aston and Kyle Murchie speak with Ryan Adams from Innova, exploring the regulatory barriers preventing hyperscale demand projects, particularly data centres, from connecting efficiently to the transmission network.
Pete Aston summarises conversations with Ryan Adams (Innova), Spencer Thompson (Eclipse), and David Wildash (Apatura)— exploring critical barriers facing hyperscale demand projects, particularly data centres, attempting to connect to the transmission network.
Catherine Cleary speaks with Ed Porter from Modo Energy about where battery storage stands today and what's ahead for developers and investors.
Kyle Murchie speaks with Alasdair MacMillan from Ofgem about the connections end-to-end review, examining new standards including demand capacity registers, journey milestones with penalties, and accountability measures.