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Dr Phil Grunewald from Oxford University has observed patterns in people’s behaviour and energy use for years. In this guest blog, he highlights some of the major changes in our lifestyles since the lockdown began. Have we found a better…
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We’re currently building a 2MW community energy scheme with a Welsh community energy group called Awel Amen Tawe. Their Egni Coop is working with Newport Council to install solar on their schools and other public buildings such as the velodrome. …
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Our electric vehicle infrastructure project manager, Hugh Pickerill, takes a look at future technologies for electric car charging. Introduction The Electric Vehicle industry is a constant environment of change and innovation. This is after all, an industry spanning back to…
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The switch to electric vehicles has other beneficial effects above and beyond reducing carbon dioxide emissions from personal transport. Conventional internal combustion engine vehicles also produce pollution, notable nitrogen oxides and particulate matter, that have seriously detrimental effects on local…
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Why are there so many EVs in Norway? Our resident Norwegian, Bea Cecilie Karlsen explains all. Norway is the global leader when it comes to electric vehicles. In 2018 the nation’s electric car market share was at 46 percent of…
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As a solar engineer, it’s my job to understand the movement of the sun across the sky throughout the year. However, a technical understanding of solar movement often feels at odds with my appreciation of the world around me. That…
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Choosing the right electricity tariff for you can be pretty confusing. There are hundreds of different tariffs available on the market, so it can be hard to find the perfect one. Price comparison websites are great, if all you are…
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Joju Solar will be exhibiting at Fully Charged LIVE again this year. The 3-day event will be held at Silverstone Race Track from Friday 7th – Sunday 9th June. The event is put on by Robert Llewellyn and the team…
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Back in the 1890’s a power station in central Oxford powered a local grid that ran the city. As demand for electrical power grew, many small local networks like this across the country were developed. However, by 1925, such an…
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April 1st 2019 saw the closure of the feed-in tariff scheme for the support of new solar installations. We look back at the successes and failures of the scheme, and cast our eyes towards a subsid-free solar future. The story…
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