Scaling up offshore wind generation could help Wales meet its renewable energy and decarbonisation targets, as well as deliver local economic stimulus, says a new report out now. The report, Future Potential for Offshore Wind in Wales, produced by the Carbon Trust
Scotland’s energy minister, Paul Wheelhouse MSP (pictured), yesterday took a demonstration tour aboard the Sea Puffin, the world’s first ‘daughter craft’ based on Surface-Effect-Ship technology. This innovative design uses air cushion technology to dampen out motions in rough seas, enhancing comfort for
Fossil fuel generation fell to record lows last month for the second successive August. Rob Lalor, senior analyst at EnAppSys comments on why August has been an increasingly clean month for the power market.
“We are very pleased to have Jens join our board and look forward to his contributions,” said Lars Bo Petersen, CEO of Global Wind Service. “Jens is a strong wind industry profile and he has a thorough understanding of the market we
Greater transparency in energy sustainable practice among data industry players will help improve collaboration to tackle rising carbon emissions seen in the industry. In Greenpeace’s 2017 green IT report, ‘Clicking Clean: Who is winning the race to build a green internet?’, many
Local governments across Japan are seeking to supply their regions with 100% renewable energy, three years after the major earthquake which resulted in a nuclear disaster.
While new research* from The Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC) highlights the general public are positive about renewable energy, another study finds it is becoming clear there are potential business benefits to be derived from a greener approach. The government
Schneider Electric has welcomed the news the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has u-turned on its proposals to remove Renewable Obligation (RO) support for smaller scale renewable energy developments.
Investment in straightened times is complex but new research shows where investment can show firm direction that might provide tangible financial benefits as well as reputational gains. And people are clear about how much visible commitment companies should make to greener energy.
The UK solar market turned a corner in 2011, installing approximately 800MW and increasing the country’s overall capacity to more than 1GW. In contrast to last year’s cuts and chaos, 2012 is full of prospect. Government has finally begun to realise the
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