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The global energy system is undergoing a transformation unprecedented in both speed and complexity. Decarbonisation, decentralisation, electrification, and digitalisation are reshaping how energy is generated, distributed, and consumed. Artificial intelligence is increasingly shaping this transition. The critical question is no longer whether AI has a role to play, but how it can be integrated efficiently, safely, and at scale. The webinar AI for Energy – Intelligence at the Heart of the...

As the UK energy sector races toward Net Zero, it faces many challenges, yet it is encountering a massive acceleration in technology—specifically the convergence of Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Computing. The challenges facing today’s grid are unlike anything seen before. The UK is transitioning from a centralised system to a highly decentralised network integrating intermittent renewables, electric vehicles, storage, and real-time market dynamics. This shift brings extraordinary...

The Government has confirmed a major expansion of the UK's nuclear capacity as the centrepiece of the Autumn Budget's energy package, marking a decisive step towards energy independence and the Net Zero 2050 target. Notably, there was confirmation that the Wylfa site in North Wales has been officially designated as the location for the UK's first fleet of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs), a move designed to revitalise the nation's industrial base and provide long-term energy security. Crucially,...