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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Solar, Digital Blog — 01 September, 2026
As utility-scale solar matures, investors and asset owners are looking beyond installed capacity towards operational performance, resilience and long-term yield. This is changing expectations for PV tracker systems, particularly as projects move onto more difficult terrain and face increasingly vari...
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Wind, Digital Blog — 01 September, 2026
As offshore wind turbines become larger, attention often focuses on foundations below the waterline. Above the surface, however, the tower performs an equally important structural role, carrying the nacelle and rotor, absorbing dynamic loads and connecting the turbine to its foundation.
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Solar, Digital Blog — 31 August, 2026
Europe’s growth in artificial intelligence (AI) is creating new demands on electricity infrastructure. Data centres using graphics processing unit (GPU) workloads require high power densities and can experience rapid changes in demand, while operators are also under pressure to reduce emissions and ...
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Wind, Digital Blog — 31 August, 2026
Wind has proved its technical viability and is delivering a substantial share of electricity generation across parts of Europe. The challenge now is whether the infrastructure and systems around turbines can keep pace with deployment ambitions.
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Solar, Digital Blog — 31 August, 2026
As solar capacity grows, PV operators increasingly need to manage curtailment, negative electricity prices and rapidly changing grid conditions. Short-term forecasting can help, but Masaaki Hasegawa, Director at EKO Instruments, argues that forecast performance ultimately depends on the quality of t...
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Wind, Digital Blog — 31 August, 2026
Geopolitical uncertainty, volatile fossil fuel markets and growing electricity demand are putting energy security firmly back at the centre of policy and investment decisions. For offshore wind, this creates both an opportunity and a responsibility: the sector is expected to deliver more capacity wh...
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Solar, Digital Blog — 28 August, 2026
Space-based solar power (SBSP) remains a long-term concept, but research suggests it could eventually change how Europe approaches renewable generation and energy storage.
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Wind, Digital Blog — 28 August, 2026
Offshore wind farms are built to generate renewable electricity, but their interaction with marine ecosystems is receiving increasing attention. Research at Teesside Offshore Wind Farm suggests that infrastructure installed primarily to protect turbine foundations could also provide habitat for mari...
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