We are committed to accelerating the transition to clean and resilient power system by reforming grid operations, power markets and planning processes. Our focus is on enabling the deployment of key technologies such as wind, solar and energy storage at scale and speed, which will in turn accelerate the decarbonisation of heat, transport and industry.
To achieve this, we are addressing several critical barriers currently slowing down the transition to a clean power system:
By tackling these challenges, we aim to pave the way for a cleaner, more sustainable power system that supports economic growth and environmental goals. You can see our latest insights in clean power below.
95%
The amount of Great Britain’s generation to come from clean sources by 2030 (Clean Power Plan)
124
The average carbon intensity (in gCO2/kW) of electricity generated in 2024 (Carbon Brief)
16
The average number of months a solar PV project takes to go from planning application to operational (Regen analysis for NESO)
120 GW
Total of battery storage projects across GB with an accepted grid connection offer
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Ray is part of the Regen leadership team, overseeing our work and strategic goals around the future of our energy system. Ray heads up the teams and programmes of work with National Grid and SSEN to deliver their Distribution Future Energy Scenarios analysis, as well as other work we do to understand the evolution of our energy networks. Ray is part of the team at Regen that manages the Electricity Storage Network and leads our insights and work around the development of long duration energy storage.
Ray also oversees the development of Regen’s capabilities and knowledge management, furthering the company’s technical capabilities, knowledge and expertise. He has strong experience in managing technical programmes of work and is a regular speaker at energy industry events and conferences.
Ray’s academic background is in electrical engineering and energy management, he is a registered interim Chartered Engineer. Ray joined Regen at the end of January 2017, after 13 years working in the water industry, developing and operating renewable energy assets and overseeing carbon reduction initiatives at South West Water and the Institute of Water.
In his spare time Ray is a keen martial artist, teaching/training in TaeKwonDo and Filipino martial arts in Exeter. Ray is also a huge fan of live music and is the lead vocalist for a Devon-based metal band.
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