Welcoming New Starters Emmanuel & Rafique!

Welcoming New Starters Emmanuel & Rafique!

by | Nov 2, 2021 | Uncategorized

Simon will unfortunately be leaving Olwg as a Director to pursue another full-time position, and we thank Simon for his contributions in helping to turn Olwg from a fledgling ‘idea’ to a Company with unique prototype products and a Plan designed to sustain + scale our...
Energy Community Platform ‘Insyn’ Released

Energy Community Platform ‘Insyn’ Released

by | Sep 1, 2021 | Uncategorized

What is Insyn? Insyn is an unbiased community-based ‘one-stop-shop’ Platform for energy professionals and decision-makers. The emphasis is on making available a growing range of fit-for-purpose, accessible and interactive tools- and on growing a ‘community of...
Olwg Turns One

Olwg Turns One

by | Jun 25, 2021 | Uncategorized

On 16th June 2020 in the midst of the first wave of the Covid pandemic, Olwg was born. Over the past twelve months they’ve been on a interesting and challenging journey. Since that first day twelve months ago much has changed. The company has grown, figuratively...
The Story of how the fermenter got its name

The Story of how the fermenter got its name

by | Jun 20, 2021 | Uncategorized

Last week we got an update and a nice pic on something exciting from Bragdy Cybi , showing us that the sign was now on the new fermenter – it looked great! New Fermenter at Bragdy Cybi We first came across this small new brewery in Holyhead’s William...
A Virtuous Energy Transition

A Virtuous Energy Transition

by | May 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

As part of my MSc studies, I have read Benjamin Sovacool and Michael Dvorkin’s book Global Energy Justice, Problems Principles and Practices [1]. It is quite a remarkable book that looks at energy transition from a moral philosophy perspective, especially concerning...
How Much Energy?

How Much Energy?

by | May 15, 2021 | Uncategorized

I was bad this morning: I failed to get out of bed for the Kew Gardens 10k run that we’d signed up for over six months ago. Rosie didn’t go either, in fact neither did the fit runner that she’d donated her race bib to.. Ah well. I then tried to...