Underground Solar Part II
Following on from their invitation for delivery partners to supply renewable energy for their London Underground network , Transport for London (TfL) have awarded EDF Renewables UK to do so. Figure 1: TfL Underground Station. The Impact Following the completion of their Longfield Solar Farm in Essex (expected 2026), EDF…
Pager Power is Recruiting an Administrative Officer
Please read the job description below. If you are interested in the role, please send an email containing your CV and a cover letter to aaron@pagerpower.com About Pager Power Pager Power is a technical planning consultancy assisting developers and planners across the world in the solar, wind, building and aviation sectors. The…
How UK Festivals Are Hitting the Right Notes on Sustainability
As the UK festival scene amps up for another summer of live music, it’s not just the bass that’s dropping, so are carbon emissions. From Glastonbury to Green Man, festivals across the country are tuning towards sustainability, it’s clear the industry is no longer tone deaf to the climate crisis.…
Is the Environmental Impact of AI Data Centres Being Watered-Down?
Much like renewable energy developments and the energy transition, artificial intelligence is developing across the globe at breakneck pace. The AI industry already provides significant support to many sectors, with applications in the energy sector such as smart grids, predictive maintenance, energy forecasting, and Carbon Capture. It is expected that…
What The Future Homes Standard (FHS) Means For UK Solar
As a part of the ‘Future Homes Standard’ that the UK Government will be publishing in Autumn this year, developers will need to fit solar panels to the vast majority of new build homes in England. This was announced recently on 6th June 2025 by the Energy Secretary Ed Miliband,…
Radio Telescopes: Protecting Our Intergalactic Eavesdropping
Radio telescopes are very important tools in modern astronomy, enabling scientists to explore the universe through radio waves emitted by astronomical bodies . Radio telescopes, unlike optical telescopes that observe light, detect radio frequencies. This enables the observation of radio frequencies up to 3 THz, including pulsars, quasars, black holes,…
CNS Equipment Deep Dive, Part 2: Communications
In the first article of this series – Introducing: CNS Equipment Deep Dive – we provided an overview of Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) equipment used in aviation. This article focuses on the first component: Communications, explaining what aviation communications is, what systems are used, and how the equipment can…
BP and BAE Clash on Radar Mitigation
There are many kinds of radar, for all sorts of purposes. Speaking very generally, radar used for aviation are built to detect planes, which are large objects that move very fast and reflect radio waves reasonably well. Wind turbine blades are also large objects that move very fast and reflect…
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