Isobel Arrowsmith

For the first time in history, renewable energy has overtaken coal as the world’s leading source of electricity, according to new data from Ember. It’s a remarkable milestone that underscores the importance of building the right infrastructure to sustain this momentum. At Enertechnos, our Capacitive Transfer System (CTS) is already helping deliver that change. By […]

Europe’s energy transition is at a crossroads. Ambitious targets for decarbonisation and electrification have been set, yet we are increasingly constrained by a challenge that rarely makes the headlines: our electricity grid. While renewables are being built at record pace, too often they are left idle because the power they generate cannot flow to where

The Electrotech Revolution Report from Ember Energy paints a vivid picture of a world in transformation. It argues that what we are witnessing is not just “electrification” (the replacement of fossil fuels with electricity), but a far broader and deeper shift that touches every part of the economy. This shift, described as the “electrotech revolution,”

Over the past few months, a quiet corner of Somerset has become the backdrop for a groundbreaking moment in the energy sector. What began as a vision more than a decade ago has now taken physical shape—a world-first commercial-scale deployment of Enertechnos’ Capacitive Transfer System (CTS), which teams in the UK designed, built, and tested.

The wind energy sector has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, solidifying its role as a cornerstone of the global transition to renewable energy. In the first half of 2024, the world installed 45.2 gigawatts (GW) of new wind power capacity, marking an 8% increase compared to the same period in 2023. This brings the

Electrification has become a central focus as the aviation industry faces mounting pressure to reduce emissions. With governments, regulators and airports committing to ambitious net-zero targets, the question isn’t whether aviation will electrify but how quickly it can do so. Enertechnos’ Capacitive Transfer System (CTS) can be pivotal in enabling sustainable ground operations and supporting

In a world with increasing energy demands, traditional centralised energy models are proving inadequate. Decentralised energy, which involves generating electricity closer to where it is used, offers a compelling solution to this challenge. Enertechnos is at the forefront of this revolution, working on innovative solutions for localised power generation that promise to transform energy distribution.