Daily Debrief

RWE wins planning approval for gigawatt scale offshore wind farm off the coast of Suffolk and Essex

The UK's new Clean Industry Bonus scheme has underlined the growing importance of sustainable local supply chains for future offshore wind tenders, writes Elgan Hallett, sustainability manager at JDR Cables

Operations begin at first project to be completed since UAE state-owned clean energy firm's acquisition of Arlington Energy

Government pledges joint investment with INEOS, as plans to transform former oil refinery site into ‘low carbon manufacturing hub’ accelerate

Decision on an application for an offshore wind farm electricity generating station under the Planning Act 2008.

Government claims new fund can both support nature recovery efforts and speed up the approval process for offshore wind farms

UK companies face potential costs from the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism from Jan. 1 despite ongoing negotiations that could eventually exempt them from this landmark carbon policy, the bloc's climate chief said Dec. 17. Speaking at a press briefing, EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra said linking the EU and UK emissions trading systems would likely eliminate British companies' need

Report reveals rapid increase in number of households switching to smart tariffs that incentivise people to use power when electricity is at its cleanest and cheapest

Marex Group, a global financial services platform working in energy, commodities and financial markets, is expanding its energy and environmental services by launching a digital marketplace for the purchase and sale of renewable energy credits between corporate buyers and project developers. This application is part of Neon, Marex’s client-focused technology suite, through which project developers…

Charge Offshore has completed factory acceptance tests for its 2 MW-enabled offshore charger, Aquarius Eco.

Annual update to Parliament on the progress made by government on the policy mechanisms implemented under the Electricity Market Reform programme.

Government says investment will protect 500 jobs at a time when facilities across Europe are being shut down

Europe’s hydrogen pipeline is growing on paper faster than it is on the ground. While gigawatt-scale electrolyzer announcements and national hydrogen strategies continue to dominate headlines, deployment timelines are slipping, permitting queues are lengthening, and investment decisions are being deferred.

SSE has taken a final investment decision to begin construction on a new 100 MW battery energy storage system in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.