Solar, Digital Blog — 28 August, 2026
Commercial rooftop solar can offer attractive project economics, but successful installation depends on more than available roof space. Roof condition, structural capacity, mounting design, logistics and installation quality can all determine whether a project performs as intended.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 28 August, 2026
Wind energy is moving from bespoke project delivery towards more repeatable industrial processes. With larger turbines and multi-gigawatt project pipelines, developers and contractors are under pressure to complete projects faster while managing cost, safety and operational risk.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 27 August, 2026
Inadequate grease lubrication is a common cause of bearing failure and mechanical breakdown, particularly in wind turbines exposed to variable and extreme operating conditions. Yet predicting how grease behaves inside a bearing has traditionally been difficult.
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Solar, Digital Blog — 27 August, 2026
Solar assets have traditionally been judged by energy yield, availability and performance. As plants become more connected and regulatory scrutiny increases, another measure is becoming important: whether operators can demonstrate that their assets are governed, monitored and resilient.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 26 August, 2026
For decades, reducing the levelised cost of electricity (LCoE) from wind has largely meant building taller towers and longer blades. Chanan Herbet, Founder and CTO of SKYREED, argues that the physical and logistical limits of this approach are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
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Solar, Digital Blog — 26 August, 2026
The UK solar market is becoming more decentralised. Alongside conventional rooftop systems and utility-scale projects, two areas are attracting growing attention: plug-in solar for individual households and larger PV programmes across social housing portfolios.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 26 August, 2026
Offshore vessel movements can appear scattered when viewed in isolation. In reality, traffic around major wind projects is closely influenced by infrastructure, construction activity and project timelines.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 25 August, 2026
Wind technology companies may have strong engineering, but technical performance alone does not guarantee that a project will move forward. For Weather Guard Lightning Tech, the missing part of the equation is often the asset manager, who must turn technical recommendations into investment decisions...
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Wind, Digital Blog — 25 August, 2026
With investment under pressure across the wind industry, asset owners are paying closer attention to the performance of turbines already in operation. For Andreas Berg Nielsen, CEO of Windar Photonics, the opportunity lies not only in adding new capacity, but in extracting more value from the existi...
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Wind, Digital Blog — 24 August, 2026
Shipping faces growing pressure to reduce emissions as international and European regulations tighten. Wind-assisted ship propulsion (WASP) offers one near-term response, but performance can vary significantly because wind close to sea level is turbulent and affected by waves, thermal gradients and ...
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