The Energyst
The Energyst is a must-read resource for Energy, Facilities, and Building Service Managers and Directors in the UK’s Industrial, Commercial, and Public Sector. It highlights the newest advancements in energy technology and strategies, while also discussing updates on legislation and policies. The publication is grounded in economic realities, exploring innovative technologies and services that help businesses lower expenses and meet compliance standards.
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theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith
Aurora Energy Research today announces that it has been acquired by TPG Rise Climate, the climate investing platform of global alternative asset management firm TPG. As part of the transaction, the Company’s existing private equity sponsors, CGE Partners, 22C Capital, and Aurora’s CEO John Feddersen will all make significant reinvestments in the business.
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theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith
A Kier and Environment Agency trial of solar and green hydrogen energy in Somerset has yielded positive results in its early months. The minimum 12-month trial is designed to explore whether solar power with a green hydrogen backup is a viable primary power supply on a construction site where access to mains electricity is not available.
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theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith
Greenvolt Group, a leading renewable energy company and part of the KKR portfolio, has agreed to sell a 231MW portfolio of wind and solar projects in Spain through its partnership with Green Mind Ventures to Transiziona, a company owned by White Summit Capital. The agreed transaction value amounts up to €195 million.
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5 days ago |
theenergyst.com | Tim McManan-Smith
ABB today announced the launch of its new Battery Energy Storage Systems-as-a-Service (BESS-as-a-Service) – a flexible, zero-CapEx solution designed to accelerate the shift to clean, resilient and affordable energy. BESS-as-a-Service is the first in a range of next generation service models being developed by ABB to remove the barriers to clean technology adoption and accelerate industries’ transition to net zero.
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theenergyst.com | Roger Brown
BT Group has put into service the first electric vans in a 3,500-plus order that will create the largest electric commercial fleet in the UK. The initial batch, sourced through Holman, includes hundreds of Toyota Proace Electric and Vauxhall Vivaro Electric vans, as well as Vauxhall Combo Electrics designated for the Openreach fleet. Further Ford, Stellantis, Toyota and Renault electric vans will be deployed over the next two years, expanding BT Group’s EV fleet to about 8,000 vehicles.
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