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Energy World January 2020

01/2020

We cover energy use as well as supply in this magazine. Reducing wastage, buying well and employing on-site generation and storage are fundamental demand-side imperatives. So, we include articles on low carbon initiatives in the distilling industry; power purchase agreements with renewable generators; and on-site energy storage – both heating and cooling – in our energy management feature.

The second theme is skills and training. We ask how East Anglia is gearing up to train the workforce drawn to its many new North Sea wind farms; we interview an energy manager working in the civil engineering industry about her work; and we look at the new skills needed for the decarbonisation of heat.

There is also a cabling theme. ABB describes how HVDC technology is about to connect offshore wind farms to terrestrial grids, while Jennifer Johnson travels to Spain to see subsea cable laying technology used to connect the Balearics to the mainland. Last, is 'intermittent' solar PV actually a variable and predictable baseload generator? This is the argument made on page 30.

The issue also includes updates from the UK and the world – from global carbon emissions trends to a new gas-fired power station in Norfolk.

Issue details

Energy World January 2020.pdf

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Journal title: Energy World

Publisher: Energy Institute

Organisation: Energy Institute

Content in this issue:

Energy shorts

Upskilling for net zero – the task facing domestic heat

Solar PV – the ultimate in reliable baseload generation?

The quest to link the Balearics to the Spanish grid

The essential interpersonal role of energy managers

Energy data systems – could do better

Coupling energy systems with storage

Distilleries embrace the spirit of sustainability

HVDC can connect a world of renewable resources

PPAs offer certainty for companies seeking green power

Upskilling for the East of England energy boom

Subjects: Energy efficiency, Waste management, Skills, education and training, Electricity generation, Electricity storage, Renewables, Cable, Low carbon, Power purchase agreements