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The Atomic Weapons Establishment, which makes and maintains the UK’s nuclear warheads, has admitted putting employees at risk.
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Geologists in Norway are using flying drones with cameras to hunt for oil.
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This Briefing provides an introduction to electricity storage technologies and answers some key questions about the roles that storage can play within the electricity system.
This IET briefing document explains what a smart grid is and why it is different from the existing electricity grid. It explains why the move to low carbon electricity with significant amounts of variable wind generation will require new ways of balancing the electricity grid.
Publishing papers of a high technical standard with a suitable balance of practice and theory. Its scope covers a wide range of applications and apparatus in the power field.
IET members can access for free electronic books and journals from: EBSCO, Engineering and IT Reference Library, Faulkner reports, Knovel, Wiley, and Key Note.
A roundup of the Sector's activities so far this year and plans going forward.
The IET Energy Sector is actively engaged in highlighting the potentially catastrophic UK Engineering and Technology skills gap.
The IET gave oral evidence to the UK Parliament on 13 February 2013 in response to the Gas Generation Strategy.
Following a cross sector roundtable debate between senior executives from the Energy and Built Environment on the topic of the future for Heat provision, we are planning a UK road show of activities in conjunction with IET local and technical networks to obtain input from key stakeholders around the country in preparation to produce an IET positional document in conjunction with our Energy Policy team to the UK government on District Heating and Combined Heat and Power (CHP).
Ofgem’s Low Carbon Network (LCN) Fund is being invested to help Britain’s current electricity distribution network support faster and more cost effective distributed generation connections.
If you would like to meet with representatives of the IET’s Energy Sector and other IET departments in the near future then please review the key activities we will be attending in the first part of this year.
The IET’s Micro & Nano Letters publishes cutting edge global research in energy storage and energy harvesting, based on selected papers from the Asia-Pacific Conference on Transducers and Micro/Nano Technologies (APCOT 2012).
Calling for Power Electronics innovators to help enable a resilient energy system and address some of the high level challenges facing the Energy industry.
What did the nuclear industry learn from the London Olympics delivery with respect to the key areas of Commercial, Project Control and Delivery?

12 April 2013
It sounds like science fiction, but beaming solar power from space is now technically feasible.

10 April 2013
It used to be home to notorious criminals but now Alcatraz is the site of an ambitious renewable energy project.

11 March 2013
With energy efficiency sitting high on the political agenda, we caught up with Dr Nick Eyre, a Jackson Senior Research Fellow in Energy at the Environmental Change Institute (ECI) at Oxford's Oriel College, to unravel the tangled web of policy and technology.
Bringing you all the latest on IET Energy Sector initiatives, partnerships and thought leadership together with details of upcoming events, Sector highlights on IET.tv and opportunities for you to get involved!
This high-level review summarises the major outcomes from a remarkable year of activity for IET Sectors.
View the UK Power Networks case study to learn more about their "Energy Storage System (ESS)" technology.
Covers all existing energy storage techniques and at the same time deals with power system considerations for energy storage and storage applications.
This book discusses the connection of generation to distribution networks and then moves on to consider how sustainable generation can be fully integrated into the operation of the power system.
This book refers to most aspects of electrical protections, with emphasis in Distribution Systems.
The IET represents the views of its members on a wide range of professional and technological issues.
The IET and UK Power Networks have formed a unique partnership to share knowledge gained from an innovation project (Flexible Plug and Play) that is largely funded by Ofgem’s Low Carbon Network Fund.
The E3 Academy involves three universities (Bristol, Newcastle and Nottingham) and six companies (Emerson – Control Techniques, Cummins Generator Technologies, Edwards, Parker SSD, Ricardo and Siemens Industry) working together to address the graduate recruitment crisis in the Electrical Energy Engineering (E3) sector