Stories

Every year, we work harder to find new innovative ways of decarbonising the energy system. Read about some of the impressive milestones we achieved in 2023, taking us closer to making net zero a reality.

RNG is derived from a variety of organic waste materials used in daily life, such as food waste, biodegradable plant material and more. It's important since wind and solar energy are intermittent and often rely on supplemental supply of power.

From robot dogs to AI, all kinds of exciting new technologies are helping keep our electricity networks resilient, safe and efficient as we make the transition to cleaner energy.

Electricity plays a huge part in our lives, but where does that electricity actually come from? And how does it get from where it’s made into our homes and businesses?

Storing renewable energy plays an increasingly important part in reaching net zero carbon emissions. Find out about the various technologies used for renewable energy storage.

Multi-purpose interconnectors are subsea electricity cables that connect the UK’s electricity system to those of neighbouring countries and also connect offshore power generators to the shore.

The T-pylon is the first new design for UK electricity pylons in nearly 100 years.

While wind power can generate clean, cheap, zero carbon electricity, what happens to old wind turbine blades and can they be recycled at the end of their operational lives?