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Kate Bennett

  • Vice President, DCI
Washington, D.C.
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Vice President, @DCIGroup. CEO whisperer. Fixing things. Prev @CNN White House correspondent. I was once a fashion editor, trust me.
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Hydrogen’s hidden software market is worth Britain’s attention

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British technology companies should treat hydrogen infrastructure as a potential market for software that manages the transition between fuels. Germany’s approved hydrogen core network makes that opportunity concrete, but does not establish its commercial size. My view is that the strongest opening lies in helping operators coordinate existing gas assets, conversion schedules and future hydrogen customers, provided suppliers can demonstrate value before large transport volumes arrive.
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Long-duration storage could connect offshore wind with British industry

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Britain should treat long-duration hydrogen storage as a potential industrial service, with customers paying for dependable supply when renewable output falls. The Netherlands’ €450 million commitment to HyStock shows why storage deserves a place alongside production and pipelines. My position is conditional but clear. For industrial users that need hydrogen, buying reliable delivery could make more commercial sense than taking responsibility for every fluctuation in its production.
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The British farm of the future may need a network engineer as much as a mechanic

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British farms adopting connected machinery should budget for network engineering alongside mechanical maintenance. South Korea’s 2026 agricultural research programme supports the direction of travel, with work on intelligent agricultural operations and outdoor smart-farming models. My position is that British technology companies should make these systems dependable and repairable before selling greater autonomy, with investment justified by a specific farm task.
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