NATS Considers Using AI to Help With Air Traffic Control
NATS (formerly National Air Traffic Services), the leading provider of air traffic control services in the UK, has been trialling the use of artificial intelligence as an aid to air traffic controllers. Such trials seek to use it to fulfil the role of air traffic control, using natural language processing…
Hydrogen Vehicles: Future or Finished?
Fuel cell electric vehicles are an interesting proposition for those who want to go green, but they’re not as widely available as full EVs. Because they reduce the amount of carbon emissions emitted into the atmosphere, electric and hybrid cars are becoming more and more popular. There are other ways…
The Pager Power Team Continues to Grow!
We are very pleased to welcome Abdul Wadud to our growing Pager Power technical team; Abdul joined us on 17th June and has settled in seamlessly. He recently finished studying a degree in Mechanical Engineering at City, University of London, and has joined the company as a Technical Analyst. As…
Siemens Gamesa vs General Electric Patent Infringement
America’s first commercial offshore wind farm has incurred a potential extra cost of $24m after a judge ruled that General Electric had infringed on one of Siemens Gamesa’s patents for the turbines to be used for the project. Figure 1: Offshore Wind Farm The Legal Battle The legal battle…
Why Does Norway Lead in EV Adoption?
The Scandinavian nation is one of the biggest and most influential global Electric Vehicle (EV) markets. In Norway in 2021, there were more electric cars than non-electric, with more than 60 per cent of new vehicles sold being electric, and a further 27 per cent being hybrids. No other country…
Renewables Growth in US Electricity
The United States is in the process of making its electricity supply much greener. The largest current sources of electricity currently are gas (37%); coal (23%); nuclear (19%) and wind (9%). Coal and gas generation result in significant carbon-dioxide emissions whereas wind and nuclear generation do not. Figure 1: Solar…
New Law to Require New Builds to Include Electric Car Charging Points
As of June 15th, 2022, in a change to building regulations across all of England, building developers will be required to ensure electric-vehicle (EV) charging points are installed within the following: New-build homes New-build workplaces Supermarkets Buildings undergoing major renovations. This plan was initially made public in November 2022,…
UK Floating Offshore Wind Farm Funding Programme
A £160m funding programme has been launched by the UK government. The funding will support the UK’s goal of delivering up to 5GW of floating offshore wind capacity in the UK by the end of the decade. It has been called the new Floating Offshore Wind Manufacturing Investment Scheme (FLOWMIS). …
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