Julie Shannon, Day Manager at Somewhere to Go, said: “Thank you to everyone who donated. This will make a real difference. It has been particularly difficult for the rough sleepers over recent months and we really appreciate your continued support.”

Balfour Beatty’s office manager Kelle Hebron said: “The charity does a fantastic job and we wanted to continue our support. This collection was something we could all contribute to during these difficult times.”

The project is the first of its kind to examine the application of hydrogen deblending technologies within a network to control the gas blend that a customer might receive.

Hydrogen deblending would allow for a varying mix of hydrogen and natural gas to flow through the network, and then separating the two gases so a controlled blend can be supplied to the customer. 

A ground-breaking project to replace a vital section of gas pipeline beneath the Humber Estuary has set a new world record. 

After the successful completion of the first tunnel beneath the Humber Estuary, the second stage of the project involved flooding the tunnel with specially-treated water before pushing the pipe through in July this year. 

Metering have received some excellent feedback for partner - Allgas 1 Ltd. The project involved fitting a new module at a site but unfortunately due to unforeseen circumstances the job did not go 100% smoothly. The Allgas 1 Ltd team worked to find solutions, adapted to the situation and delivered excellent service.

The customer praised the team’s engagement, leadership, communication and diligence whilst carrying out the work:

AI has the potential to transform many industries and the energy industry is no exception. With this in mind, AI is one of the key focuses of our investment and innovation arm, National Grid Partners. The two latest additions to our portfolio are both start-ups that use AI data analytics to protect infrastructure in new and better ways. The companies have received $6 million in funding from National Grid Partners.

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