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techUK has been working closely with Ofgem, NESO and Government since late 2025 on demand connections reform - a process that aims to remove speculative applications from the significantly inflated queue to connect to the grid, while ensuring viable, strategically important projects see much shorter waiting times.

Guest blog by Tony O’Sullivan, CEO of RETN.

We are proud to highlight the work of one of our partners, the Connected Conservation Foundation (CCF), to support tech adoption for nature projects around the world.  

Changes to the education and apprenticeships system and how they affect you and your business.

techUK's response to the publication of the Ministry of Defence's SME Action Plan

This has been the busiest year in the history of the techUK Health and Social Care programme. Between January and July 2026, the programme delivered 42 member-facing sessions with more than 15 partner organisations, spanning national arm's-length bodies, regulators, NHS trusts, local authorities, devolved government, parliamentary inquiries and independent research bodies.

Read this guest blog by Nick New, founder of Optalysys: "Photonics should compute, not just connect.

Transport is at the heart of the Government’s Smart Data thinking, with ten use cases that could transform freight, rail and multi-modal travel.

With special guest, Patrick Wake, Chief Information Security Officer at Mason Consulting

Catch up on the third UK SPF plenary for 2026 and the presentation of the SPF-commissioned study, Spectrum Landscape for Lunar Communications, produced by Real Wireless.