Full Power Utilities

🌟 You're Invited: Exclusive Premier Partner Networking Day 🌟

Join us on Thursday 2nd July at the DoubleTree by Hilton, Borehamwood for our Exclusive Premier Partner Networking Day.

Designed specifically for our Premier Partners, this event is all about helping you grow your Full Power business while connecting with like-minded professionals from across the network.

💡 What to expect:
✅ Expert insights on LinkedIn and AI in today's sales environment.
✅ Practical social media tips and strategies you can implement straight away.
✅ Opportunities to exchange ideas, ask questions, and build valuable business relationships.
✅ Access to industry experts from Stark (EV & Solar) and Sky Business, who will be on hand to share their knowledge and answer your questions.

🍽️ Lunch and refreshments provided

🤝 Plenty of networking opportunities throughout the day

📍 Venue: DoubleTree by Hilton, Borehamwood
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

We look forward to welcoming you for an informative and productive day of learning, collaboration, and networking. BOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW: https://shorturl.at/ZXK31

Exclusive Premier Partner Networking Day Exclusive Premier Partner networking event with LinkedIn & AI insights, lunch and supplier networking.

AI could help run Britain’s future energy system faster, smarter and more cheaply but only if the sector can move beyond trials and start deploying it at scale.

An interim report by Lucy Yu, AI Champion for the Clean Energy sector, says artificial intelligence is already being used across parts of the electricity system but warns adoption remains uneven, fragmented and far from fully embedded.

The report draws on more than 80 survey responses, four multi-stakeholder roundtables and more than 40 expert interviews carried out as part of an independent review into AI deployment in electricity networks.

That final review is due later this summer and is expected to set out recommendations for government, regulators and industry.

The core message is clear. Britain’s energy system is becoming too complex, too decentralised and too weather-dependent to be managed using old tools alone.

More wind and solar, more electric vehicles, more heat pumps, more batteries and more flexible assets mean the grid is no longer a one-way system built around large central power stations.

AI could help manage that complexity by improving forecasting, optimising assets and supporting faster decisions across the system.

The report says AI is already being applied to grid control, maintenance, planning and market design but its potential could go much further.

Source: Energy Live news

Happy Father’s Day to all the hardworking dads powering our lives—at home and in business! Today, we celebrate the dedication, guidance, and support you provide every day🎉