Looking forward to joining colleagues at dddnorth.co.uk on Saturday. Lots to share and learn Black Marble University of Hull Andrew Westgarth Robert Hogg NDC Conferences Rock Solid Knowledge DDD North

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One day to go until DDD North at the University of Hull sponsored by Black Marble. Looking forward to seeing you there. #developerdeveloperdeveloper #SoftwareDevelopment #cuttingedgetech #sustainableenergy #CleanEnergy

#microgrids sit at the heart of our critical infrastructure. Our platform connects all stakeholders across the ecosystem to the benefit of all. #cleanenergy

#Strong! Thanks to DDD North and Black Marble. We've had a fantastic day. Great to be part of it.

The way to diminish the risk to our young people, across the world, is to accelerate electrification using renewable sources. Net Zero doesn't just mean helping the planet, it's helping mankind too. #sustainableenergy #RenewableEnergy

Energy prices remain a massive drain on household income. The roll out of renewables is changing the way we can source electricity, but it is still expensive. QGEMS solves this. Please visit our website to learn more. qgems.energy

Greater electrification will be driven by an increased utilisation of renewables, and the need to address grid capacity is significant. Micro-grids are part of the answer, and for that data management and software infrastructure is key. That's what we do! nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Last week @NorthTyneCA announced this exciting partnership with us to develop a virtual power plant in the NorthEast. Thank you @MayorJD for your vision and confidence in our technology. Exciting times ahead northoftyne-ca.gov.uk/news/pilot-to-…

QGEMS has grown its core development team by establishing a subsidiary in Newcastle, UK. The team has extensive industry leading development experience and is going to be key to the next phase in our story as we extend our market with a range of energy microgrid products

Not great news. The Energy Price Cap now predicted to RISE about 2% or 3% in October. The latest predictions from Eon, British Gas & EDF have just come out. All are up on a week ago when it was predicted Oct would stay roughly the same as now (we're now 1/3 of the way through