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National Grid’s flexibility assets double in a year
National Grid Distribution System Operator has announced a doubling of its assets offering flexibility services over the span of a year.
Smart Energy International
Daily Debrief
Top stories from Thursday 26 June 2025
- #2
Case studies: IoT in the power industry
Siemens Energy unifies manufacturing data with an industrial IoT platform from Amazon Web Services (AWS), its partner since November 2024.
Energy Monitor - #3
Guidance: List of special feature articles by subject published in Energy Trends
List of special feature articles by subject published in Energy Trends since 2017.
Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy - #4
Should we be letting flies eat our food waste?
In Lithuania and Australia, hungry fly larvae are used to process food waste into useful protein.
BBC News - Technology - #5
Pornhub to introduce 'government approved' age checks in UK
It is one of a number of porn sites which regulator Ofcom says will bring in tougher age verification for users.
BBC News - Technology - #6
Why your old mobile phone may be polluting Thailand
The Asian nation is importing thousands of tonnes of electronic waste per year, despite a ban.
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BBC Inside Science
The science behind US attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites.
BBC News - #8
Work begins to create artificial human DNA from scratch
Scientists start a controversial project to create the building blocks of human life, in what is thought to be a world first.
BBC News - #9
World Bank grants $146m to Syria grid recovery project
The World Bank has approved a $146 million grant to the Syria Electricity Emergency Project (SEEP), a transmission grid recovery project.
Smart Energy International - #10
'Made in the USA' reference disappears from Trump phone listing
Trump Mobile maintains the gold smartphone will be made in the US, despite the changed wording on its website.
BBC News - Technology - #11
Meta admits wrongly suspending Facebook Groups but denies wider problem
Group administrators have reported receiving automated messages which incorrectly say they have violated the rules.
BBC News - Technology