Customers do not benefit from increased transmission capacity - they benefit from reliable and cheap electricity. That might mean building more pylons, but equally it might mean building more generat… (View Post)

As Matt's data shows. Impairment comes much sooner than the buzz. (View Post)

Of course it does. If the price of electricity is much higher in the SE, that incentivises power companies to invest in generation in those areas because they make more profit from doing so. Think ab… (View Post)

You'll know more about this than me, but I think it's the case that a Challenger 2 tank has better forward visibility than some modern SUVs and pick up trucks. The specification for military vehicles… (View Post)

That's the trouble - we can't know for sure because the IDF keep killing journalists in Gaza. There's a reason we aren't getting nightly updates on the famine (or lack of one) from Clive Myrie on the… (View Post)