All articles by Nnamdi Anyadike
Nnamdi Anyadike
Blockchain can turn the grid into “internet of energy”
Blockchain allows for efficient connectivity among smart grids, smart meters, and computers, while facilitating communication between utilities and consumers. Nnamdi Anyadike illustrates how blockchain technology is revolutionising the power sector.
The role of AI in remote power management
As the talk around artificial intelligence increases, Nnamdi Anyadike gives an overview of the systems embracing AI in the power sector.
Costly mistakes: how power companies are reinforcing maintenance procedures
Nnamdi Anyadike investigates Siemens Gamesa’s $500m component repair incident, and asks the effects of predictive maintenance.
‘Green cloud’ mooted for sustainable business
Moving a company’s operations to the cloud brings a range of benefits, from employee access to data to reducing barriers to entry. Nnamdi Anyadike investigates the sustainable benefits of such moves.
Fusion, fission, and futureproofing UK nuclear
Nnamdi Anyadike investigates nuclear power in the UK, and asks if a new project could revitalise the country’s nuclear power sector.
How viable is biomass production in the UK?
Nnamdi Anyadike investigates the UK’s investment into the paradox of biomass, a process which produces significant carbon emissions yet is often considered a clean energy source.
Building smart grids in the UK: Brexit clouds the bigger picture
The UK Government hopes that smart grids will pave the way towards a renewable energy future. But is it prepared to level the playing field with fossil fuels, and could Brexit throw a spanner in the works? Nnamdi Anyadike investigates.
The UK’s 2025 coal phase-out: pipe dream or a realistic road to renewables?
2016’s surge in renewables will be welcomed by the government, but is it sufficient to meet the 2025 phase-out deadline? Nnamdi Anyadike investigates.
Energy migration, starting with DONG
The next decade could see a European energy scene transformed beyond recognition by offshore wind power, as companies such as DONG energy defect from fossil fuels. Nnamdi Anyadike investigates the potential.
Swansea Tidal lagoon: an uncertain fate
The future of a series of tidal lagoon projects that could deliver up to 14,000MW of energy to UK coastal communities now hangs in the balance. Nnamdi Anyadike investigates.