Plan for world's biggest offshore wind farm gets green light
Planning consent paves the way for probable participation by SSE's Berwick Bank in UK's AR7 renewables auction
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Planning consent paves the way for probable participation by SSE's Berwick Bank in UK's AR7 renewables auction
Berwick Bank consent faced delays following resistance from environmentalists
Data on the UK’s renewables sector, including capacity, electricity generation and liquid biofuels consumption.
Collective power output from Britain’s wind, solar, hydro and biomass plants reached a new record high last year, as fossil fuels plummeted to record lows
A short market-sounding exercise to gauge interest in future connections to the East Coast Cluster (ECC) in Teesside.
SGN and Utonomy claim results of their joint trial could mark 'major step' towards building smarter gas network on path to net zero
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The facility is set to produce inverters for the next generation of electric vehicles (EVs), creating more than 200 jobs in the process
Responding to the news Berwick Bank wind farm has been approved, Dhara Vyas, Energy UK’s chief executive, said: “Berwick Bank is key to meeting both Scotland’s and the UK’s energy targets, and we are delighted it has been given consent. The more electricity we can produce in the UK the less we are exposed to… Read more
UK oil major hit by fluctuating prices in Europe
Staff at SeAH Wind plant supplying monopile foundations overwhelmingly back action, says union
We look at which BESS suppliers have supplied which UK project owner-operators, with data from our Market Research colleagues.
Staff at SeAH Wind plant supplying monopile foundations overwhelmingly back action, says union
Tesla this week has signed two major long tern contracts, one with LGES for LFP batteries, the other with Samsung for advanced chips.
Progress towards the collective global pledge to triple renewables capacity by 2030 has barely shifted in the past two years since the goal was set two years ago, fresh analysis claims
”Shell generated robust cash flows reflecting strong operational performance in a less favourable macro environment.”