With energy security high on the agenda, shutting down is not an option. That’s because the team she leads is updating and modifying the ETAP platform – while it’s still running. She likens the project to “performing open heart surgery”. Last year, she set her sights on Seagull – a huge and complex North Sea project that she says will be her last before retiring. In 2015, she came home, to get energy safely flowing from the giant £4.5 billion Clair Ridge development. Skills made in the UK were then used abroad in Azerbaijan and Angola. New pulse home units will be stamped with the Kitemark – a globally recognized independent mark of quality, safety and reliability.įor 35 years, Nicola Stevenson has been using her home-grown engineering talent to supply energy to the world.Īfter graduating in electrical and electronic engineering from Robert Gordon’s Institute of Technology in Aberdeen, Nicola joined bp’s North Sea team, where she honed her formidable leadership skills.
We want to have the best and safest charging equipment on our network, that’s why we’re proud that bp pulse has become the first EV charging provider to achieve certification to the BSI Electric Vehicle Charging Kitemark for a home charger. “Convenient and reliable ultra-fast charging solutions like this hub at the NEC are critical to the UK’s transition to electric vehicles and that’s game-changing for the adoption of lower carbon road transportation." And for those visiting the NEC to shop or watch a show, there are an extra 150 bays with 7kW points available.
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The site is located near several motorways, so drivers travelling between cities can also get a quick charge before continuing their journeys. Bp pulse is plugging in 300kW ultra-fast chargers at The National Exhibition Centre in the Midlands, where up to 32 EVs will be able to charge simultaneously.
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