Earlier this month, a thought piece from our Deputy Managing Director Chris Evans regarding the post-Brexit future of renewable energy generation was featured in Utility Week – a leading business-to-business publication for the water, gas and electricity industries.
Chris discusses the post-Brexit opportunity for the UK to seize control of its own destiny in terms of how we meet ever-growing power demands through a more diverse mix of low carbon, renewable energy generation sources.
Among the uncertainty post-Brexit, it is no secret that electric vehicles are set to be the next game-changer in the automotive sector – a real challenge for our already struggling national grid. After leaving the EU, the UK will have a new-found freedom when it comes to defining legislation, policies and best practices for the energy sector; a welcome opportunity for us to start making serious changes in the way we supply power to the nation based on goals reflecting what’s most important to us in the long-term, moving away from short-term EU set targets.
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After a successful MIPIM collaboration, Rolton are pleased to continue their support for the Newcastle Gateshead Initiative and are extending this partnership by joining the North East England Pavilion at UKREiiF as an Ambassador Partner.
Our scholarship partnership with Northumbria University is an excellent opportunity for the next generation of engineers to benefit through funding, mentorship and work experience. It’s an honour to give back, to inspire and change lives.
Our paper begins with a fundamental truth – that if we are to have the energy we need to ‘power the 2035 industrial and data-driven revolution’, we need to focus on delivering sustainable energy and infrastructure for the UK.