Atkins and the case for the 'Energy System Architect'

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Atkins and the case for the 'Energy System Architect'

Speaking at the Net Zero Festival, senior executives from engineering giant Atkins argued that the scale of change required to deliver a zero emission grid requires serious consideration

The UK's energy system in 2050 will run at a scale and complexity that requires a level of nationwide management, development, and design that does not exist today, according to two leading engineers from...

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