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Energy consultancy Tritility has formally launched its dedicated aggregator channel for established energy TPIs — giving the UK’s TPI & broker community access to its full supplier panel, preferential commercial terms and a suite of white-labelled tools, without disturbing the direct relationships they have spent years building.

The channel has been designed sp...


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A major new long-duration energy storage project in East Sussex is set to strengthen Britain’s renewable energy capacity, while reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels.

Invinity Energy Systems has completed construction of the Copwood VFB Energy Hub in Uckfield, which will become Europe’s largest vanadium flow battery installation when it connects to the...


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Nexans has agreed to acquire 100% of the share capital of Republic Wire, expanding its presence in the United States low-voltage cable market.

Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, Republic Wire manufactures low-voltage copper and aluminium wire products for distributors, utilities and municipalities across the US and Canada.

Founded in 1982, the family-owne...


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London Rivers Week 2026 will return from 23 to 31 May, marking ten years of connecting Londoners with the capital’s waterways.

This year’s festival theme, “know your local river”, aims to encourage people to discover lesser-known rivers and tributaries across the city, alongside the better-known River Thames.

Organisers have plann...


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Europe’s electric vehicle industry has already committed more than €200 billion (£171 billion) to factories, batteries and charging infrastructure, even as politicians debate weakening the EU’s 2035 petrol and diesel car ban.

A new report from New Automotive said the scale of investment shows Europe’s shift to electric transport is already deeply e...


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