GLNG has used the positive feedback received from the recent ‘Expression of Interest’ exercise and subsequent market engagement to offer three lots of capacity:
Over the same period ( 1 June 2022 – 31 May 2023) Grain LNG also unloaded 111 ships originating from multiple countries, demonstrating its continued global reach and operational capabilities.
National Grid’s Grain LNG, Europe’s largest Liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, has hit a new utilisation record, exporting 102,589 GWh of gas over a twelve month period, the equivalent of almost 14 per cent of total GB gas demand.
Over the same period (1 June 2022 – 31 May 2023) Grain LNG also unloaded 111 ships originating from multiple countries, demonstrating its continued global reach and operational capabilities.
The new, £360,000 world-class Portishead Wheels and Skatepark (WASP) has been made possible through crowdfunding, council funding and charity grants, including £17,000 from National Grid's Community Grant Fund.
After more than fifteen years of campaigning, local people can now use the skating facility, which has been described as ‘Olympic standard’. The park is a free space for anyone who wants to try out their skateboard, roller skate or scooter skills on a range of half pipes, pyramids, ramps and stair-sets.
National Grid is pleased to announce that it has had its application for development consent for the Bramford to Twinstead Reinforcement accepted by the Planning Inspectorate.
This means that the Planning Inspectorate have decided the application meets the required legal standards and may proceed to the next stage of the planning process.
This means that the Planning Inspectorate have decided the application meets the required legal standards and may proceed to the next stage of the planning process.
Our contractors have also been busy removing a lattice pylon around the Portishead substation, which was placed within the nature reserve before it was deconstructed.
As Marie tweeted as the pair travelled down the country to Somerset, Zak had been waiting for this visit for a long time, in particular getting up close to one of his favourite new types of pylons which National Grid are building and stringing in Avonmouth - L12 pylons, as Zak will tell you.
The eight-week public consultation, which starts on 1 June and runs until 27 July, will share proposals for North Humber to High Marnham, a new high-voltage electricity power line.
Electric vehicles are good news for the energy transition and for clean air. When moving, they’re emission-free. When parked, they’re like batteries on wheels – they can soak up excess clean power from the grid, and avoid drawing energy at times of peak demand.
They can even discharge that green electricity back to the grid when needed via vehicle-to-grid technology, helping to balance the system smartly and cost-effectively.