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Nigel Blackaby

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As seen in: Clarion Events, Enlit World, LinkedIn, LinkedIn News, OUPblog, Factor This, Eco-Business, Power Engineering, Power Engineering International, Smart Energy International, Enlit Europe
Content Director for ENLIT Europe (POWER-GEN) and Associate Editor of Power Engineering International
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It’s time to accelerate the UK rooftop revolution

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By Nigel Blackaby Verified
| Enlit World
It’s no secret that business electricity bills are on the rise. Energy price volatility, combined with rising non-commodity costs are becoming a major concern for organisations across the UK. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has only accelerated this, representing a tipping point in an energy crisis that has been building up for a decade. On top of this, the UK continues to face some of the highest industrial electricity costs in Europe.
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Atlas Copco hybrid generator to cut emissions and costs

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By Nigel Blackaby Verified, Yusuf Latief, Pamela Largue Verified
| Enlit World
Industrial equipment manufacturer Atlas Copco has launched an integrated hybrid generator range aimed at reducing fuel consumption, carbon emissions and total cost of ownership across rental and temporary power applications. The new QHS Integrated Hybrid Generators combine a conventional diesel engine with onboard battery storage and intelligent energy management in a single canopy unit.
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European Commission sets course for SMR deployment in early 2030s

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By Jonathan Jones, Pamela Largue Verified, Nigel Blackaby Verified
| Enlit World
The strategy sets out a series of actions to accelerate SMR development in the EU, with preliminary estimates of its potential capacity in Europe reaching between 17GW and 53GW by 2050. Clean electricity generation is obviously the primary target but a range of other use cases are envisaged, including heat and steam for industries such as chemicals and district heating.
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