Top stories from Thursday 5 February 2026
The Offshore Wind Growth Partnership has awarded a total of £1.2 million to five UK companies to accelerate investment in offshore wind manufacturing facilities.
Twenty-five grid expansion, network upgrade, and energy efficiency projects secure share of Ofgem Strategic Innovation Fund
Solar panel, heat pump, and battery storage installations grew 34 per cent year-on-year, driven by government funding and new build installations
Jamie Baxter, Associate Partner, Carter Jonas Last year’s change in government has brought about a change in energy policy more supportive of renewable energy generation. One of the most significant […]
How much capacity will win contracts, big projects in the running and potential breakthroughs for co-located and repowered wind farms will all be closely watched
Energy-Storage.news Premium speaks with Noon Energy co-founder and CEO Chris Graves about the company’s approach to long-duration energy storage.
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Latest official statistics show UK emissions fell three per cent in 2024 and are now more than 53 per cent below 1990 levels - but challenges remain in decarbonising sectors such as road transport, aviation, and waste
Henrik Andersen says company's dicussions with Britain 'don't lean towards' role for Chinese wind turbine suppliers like Mingyang
Oxford-based SAF start-up Oxccu has begun supplying its pilot facility with green hydrogen, replacing grey hydrogen volumes previously used in its fuel synthesis process, as it seeks to validate lifecycle emissions reductions alongside process efficiency.
Danish turbine group's CEO and chairman say policymakers need to put 'money where mouth is' as group delivers highest ever revenue
Final estimates of UK territorial greenhouse gas emissions.
Countries are racing to secure the critical minerals and rare earths needed to make vital products.
”We aim for a black number in ’27,” Henrik Andersen said of Vestas’ offshore wind segment on a call with investors on the company’s annual results.
FTSE 100 oil major’s move comes despite lower oil prices
MacGregor has been selected to supply a 400-t subsea crane for a new 127-m floating wind farm construction vessel.