Editor: The Energyst & Modern Fleet; Director The Energyst
Tim McManan-Smith is the Editor at The Energyst and Modern Fleet, as well as the Director of The Energyst. He focuses on themes of energy and mining, with a particular emphasis on energy policy and regulation, energy sustainability, and renewable energy. Tim's insights and expertise have been featured in The Energyst.
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Tim McManan-Smith's coverage primarily focuses on the energy sector, with a specific emphasis on sustainability, renewable energy, and climate change. His articles often cite data and cover industry-specific topics related to real estate management in relation to energy efficiency.
To effectively reach out to Tim, consider offering data-driven insights or press releases related to advancements in renewable energy technologies, sustainable real estate management practices, or government announcements impacting the energy sector. Topics such as climate change adaptation strategies for critical infrastructure and developments in demand flexibility services are also likely to align with his coverage interests.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Tim's work, pitches should highlight global trends or initiatives within the energy sector rather than focusing on a particular region.
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By: Tim McManan-Smith
A new report from Energy Systems Nexus calls for a coordinated policy approach – spanning carbon reporting, capital funding and data infrastructure – to overcome the barriers for unlocking the full value of recoverable heat through the UK’s growing heat network sector.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
National Grid has launched an innovative trial with climate-tech start-up Climate-i to explore a new way of reducing sulphur hexafluoride (SF6) emissions from its network of high-voltage equipment.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
Sungrow, PV inverter and energy storage system provider, announced that its latest PowerTitan 3.0 battery energy storage system (BESS) has successfully completed a large-scale fire test conducted in accordance with the latest applicable requirements of UL 9540A: 2026 and CSA/ANSI C800-2025, making it the industry’s first stacked-cell BESS with an AC-block design to successfully complete such a test. From PowerTitan 1.0 to 3.0, all three generations passed the large-scale fire test on the first attempt.
Confidence among business owners and C-suite employees in reaching net zero is twice that of entry level employees, while half of junior workers are unaware of their employer’s plans.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
SGE SMR UK, the UK-based project company of European SMR developer and investor SGE, and Origin Nuclear have signed a letter of intent to establish a joint venture for the future operation of the planned UK BWRX-300 fleet. Under the proposed arrangement, the two companies will work together to establish a UK-based nuclear operating company.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
Reported cuts to the Boiler Upgrade Scheme could make low-carbon heating less affordable and threaten skilled jobs, an industry expert has warned.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
The UK may have inadvertently locked itself out of one of the most cost-effective routes to delivering net zero, according to a new report published today by Cadent.
On the eve of the UK Budget, renewable energy company Elgin has today announced plans for the total investment of nearly £400 million across five UK projects with a combined capacity of 230MW.
By: Tim McManan-Smith
Central London’s electricity network has been boosted after UK Power Networks replaced over 14 kilometres of underground cables. The new cables connect four strategic electrical sites across the city centre between the City of London and locations across the Thames, including the South Bank. A £7.5 million investment saw new circuits connect the locations through
By: Tim McManan-Smith
UK Steel has expressed disappointment that today’s Budget failed to address the persistently high electricity costs facing British
