As 2025 approaches, Keysight Technologies’ sustainability experts have put together some short trends for the year ahead. The insights cover how AI, renewable energy, and government incentives are set to impact sustainability efforts next year.
Leading UK operations for the world’s most sustainable company according to Time magazine and Statista, Kelly Becker, President at Schneider Electric UK and Ireland, Belgium and Netherlands, outlines her UK energy forecasts for 2025.
Throughout the course of history, humanity has consistently strived to transform energy into motion through the most effective available methods. From the use of wind and water mills, to the invention of the steam engine and the adoption of the electric motor – each successive invention was more efficient than the last.
Automation specialists sit in an enviable position of being able to tailor, adapt and apply their software and hardware solutions to evolving applications and sectors, while educating forward-thinking customers about their benefits. They can also create and/or influence certain tech trends, as Turck Banner’s MD Tony Coghlan explains.
With the average age of power stations in the UK approaching 45 years old, there is an increasing need for stations to modernise. Maintaining and refurbishing generator excitation systems in power plants is critical for reliability and availability.
For the past decade, big data has been one of the most talked about subjects in tech, and with good reason. Today, data isn’t just a resource – it’s one of the most prolific and valuable commodities available, along with the tools to capture, store, analyse, and protect it.