Solar, Digital Blog — 03 September, 2026
Price shocks, geopolitical conflict and rising electricity demand are putting Europe’s energy system under pressure. The challenge is no longer simply to add generating capacity, but to provide electricity reliably while keeping costs manageable and reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 03 September, 2026
Wind turbine rotor blades are designed to be lightweight, strong and durable, but those same characteristics make them difficult to recycle at the end of their operating lives. As the first generations of wind turbines approach decommissioning, understanding what blades contain, and when those mater...
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Solar, Digital Blog — 03 September, 2026
As utility-scale solar expands, suitable land is becoming a more important project constraint. Agri-photovoltaics (AgriPV), which combines electricity generation with continued agricultural use, offers one route to increasing solar capacity without dedicating land exclusively to energy production.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 03 September, 2026
As wind turbines become larger and more complex, operators face growing pressure to maximise uptime, control maintenance costs and maintain high safety standards. For Heamar, connected tooling and digital traceability are becoming increasingly important parts of that process.
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Solar, Digital Blog — 02 September, 2026
Performance Ratio (PR) is widely used to assess PV plant performance, construction quality, degradation and financial value. It can also form part of contractual guarantees. But the reliability of PR depends directly on the accuracy of the measurements behind it.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 02 September, 2026
As offshore wind projects move towards higher voltages, larger turbines and longer cable routes, cable testing is becoming an increasingly important part of project reliability. For HIGHVOLT, its role now extends beyond confirming installation quality at commissioning to identifying potential weakne...
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Solar, Digital Blog — 02 September, 2026
Solar panels, inverters and battery storage tend to receive most of the attention when system performance is discussed. Yet the reliability of a solar installation also depends on less visible details, including the electrical connections that allow current to move safely through the system.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 02 September, 2026
Larger turbines, tighter weather windows and projects further offshore are increasing the consequences of decisions based on inaccurate sea state information. Yet Lars Ivar Leivestad, Commercial Manager Offshore Wind at Miros, argues that too many offshore operations still rely on forecasts, histori...
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Solar, Digital Blog — 01 September, 2026
There is no single renewable energy configuration that suits every commercial and industrial (C&I) site. Load profile, available space, budget and grid constraints all influence system design, but the starting point is more fundamental: how much independence does the business actually need?
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Wind, Digital Blog — 01 September, 2026
As the UK offshore wind sector enters a period of large project deployment, the challenge is increasingly moving from ambition to execution. Larger turbines, projects further offshore and compressed schedules are placing greater pressure on contractors, workforces and project coordination.
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