Energy
UK leads green revolution in defence and off-highway transport
As more and more companies shed light on the need for greener operations, the University of Exeter and Supacat have pioneered an ‘off-road’ electric and ‘optionally manned’ autonomous vehicle as their way of contrib...
Microsoft to buy power from Vattenfall’s 180MW Dutch onshore wind farm
Technology giant Microsoft has agreed to buy 100 percent of the power generated by Swedish state-owned energy company Vattenfall’s new 180MW onshore wind farm to be built in The Netherlands. As per, the ten-year...
Empowering AI: How Europe can sustain the energy appetite of Artificial...
“The evolution of AI is still in its infancy, and we are just scratching the surface of its potential,” says Youlian Tzanev, Co-founder & CSO, NexGen Cloud. With fears of energy use booming due to AI developments, gree...
Sustainable and renewable energy infrastructures critical to curbing impact...
As Europe looks to fire up coal power plants as an alternative to the increase in natural gas prices, atNorth’s Chief Commercial Officer, Gisli Kr, warns of the detrimental impact this will have on CO2 emissions g...
Energy companies’ Digital Transformation efforts driven by need for tighter i...
IFS, the global cloud enterprise software company, commissioned new research polling over 600 senior decision-makers at large energy companies across France, Australia, Japan, the Nordics, US, the UK and the Middle East....
Dragos expert on why the energy sector must take a proactive approach to...
The energy sector has undergone immense digitalisation in recent years as organisations have adopted digital tools to help achieve their transition towards net zero. But this has also introduced new risks and threats...
Combatting grid strain with decentralised energy solutions
With demand for data in Europe on the rise, data centre operators are under increased pressure to ensure that the continent’s digital appetite continues to be met. However, with these facilities now consuming more e...
Facing down the climate crisis: Turning your business green
Over the past few years, sustainability has been rising swiftly up the corporate agenda. However, thus far, real change has failed to materialise. Even though businesses in the UK are well aware of the need for more...
Bord Gais Energy set to benefit from Kyndryl’s management of hyperscaler and p...
Kyndryl’s focus on improving Bord Gáis Energy’s IT infrastructure will enhance end-customer experiences by ensuring less downtime, platform stability and faster resolutions. In an economy recently challenged by hi...
World Fuel Services reduces risk, increases security and maximises efficiency
Migrating to the cloud has become a popular business move for organisations and one of strategic importance for surviving the move to hybrid working. Top of the priority list for CISOs, however, is ensuring the...
ENGIE and Axway: Creating a data-driven, API-first enterprise
Gérard Guinamand, Chief Data Officer, ENGIE, discusses the leading energy company’s need to gather, store and enrich the group’s data, which it then needed to share as widely as possible, and how this inspired it...
Severn Trent adapts to future of work with Citrix
Cloud technology is becoming more utilised than ever as business leaders are committed to creating a modern digital workspace for employees. Mark Gwynne, IT Director, Severn Trent, tells us how the leading water...
Centrica simplifies and standardises desktop for users during pandemic
Operating from a global desktop provides many business benefits. Cloud-first international energy company, Centrica, has utilised Citrix in order to fast-track new desktops from design to deployment. Mike Young, Group...
Nutanix modernises infrastructure with Total Gas & Power
Nutanix, a leader in enterprise cloud computing, has announced the adoption of its software by Total Gas & Power, one of the UK’s pre-eminent gas and electricity suppliers to industrial, commercial, public sector a...
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