Wind, Press Releases — 26 September, 2025
A major UK offshore windfarm has received a staggering £2 billion of subsidy payments in just six years. Hornsea 1, sited in the North Sea, was one of the windfarms awarded contracts in 2014 by then Energy Secretary Ed Davey.
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Wind, Press Releases — 26 September, 2025
Lifting instead of RoRo safeguarded the project against changing tides and additional charter costs
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Solar, Press Releases — 26 September, 2025
Planned battery energy storage system (BESS) with approx. 1 gigawatt (GW) of outputand ~2 gigawatt hours (GWh) of capacity, designed to secure stable long-term cash flows and accelerate the energy transition. The entire project is to be constructed at one step and at one location in southern Germany...
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Wind, Press Releases — 26 September, 2025
September 23, 2025 - New College Durham and The Wind Academy have joined forces through NEPO’s External Training solution to deliver specialist offshore wind turbine training tailored for the public sector. NEPO connects suppliers and public sector organisations across the UK through its efficient p...
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Wind, Press Releases — 26 September, 2025
New digital tool gives instant insight into wind potential, planning constraints and development prospects – at no cost and with no obligation
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Solar, Press Releases — 25 September, 2025
FIMER, leading manufacturer of renewable energy solutions, has provided 16 PVR-65-TL three-phase string inverters, S2 model, to Tops Energy Srl, an independent company specializing in Operation & Maintenance (O&M) services and advanced technical solutions for photovoltaic plants.
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— 25 September, 2025
[Aberdeen, Scotland] – Aberdeen Web (AWL by pewag) has manufactured heavy-duty round slings to load a 210t tidal turbine at the MeyGen tidal energy project in Scotland. The MeyGen project is the world’s largest planned tidal stream array, playing a crucial role in Scotland’s transition to renewable ...
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Wind, Press Releases — 25 September, 2025
With government estimates suggesting hundreds of thousands of unexploded ordnance (UXO) devices remain in UK waters from World War I and II, and with a growing number of offshore wind projects planned for these waters, developers are increasingly facing these hidden dangers as they survey the seabed...
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