Wales’ publicly owned renewable energy developer to build three windfarms
Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru announces plans for three wind farms representing 400 MW capacity.
Energy Transition
AI data centres could be key to reducing billions in electricity constraint costs
Locational pricing is dead, but the problem it was trying to solve – the inefficient use of grid – is still here. Building major AI data centres in Scotland’s central belt could be part of the solution.
UK government must explain how it aims to cut energy bills, says minister
Scotland's energy secretary Gillian Martin calls on Westminster to explain how it will bring down prices after its decision to drop zonal pricing proposals.
UK government has rejected zonal pricing, what does it mean?
The debate is over but now the real work on transforming the UK energy system for both consumers and investors begins.
Sumitomo adds £7.5bn to UK foreign investment lineup
The Japanese company's decision joins several other deals that could boost the UK's renewables sector.
Exclusive: JA Solar exits Xinjiang after Uyghur investigation
Enforced labour in China has had an impact on the country's silicon quartz manufacturing supply chain.
Investors float plan for LNG and nuclear power on the Humber
The developers want to deploy the first LNG barges by 2028.
Greenergy considers closing Humber biodiesel plant
Greenergy said will begin consultation on a proposal to cease production at its biodiesel plant in Immingham.
Masdar and Iberdrola to invest in East Anglia Three offshore wind farm
UAE state-owned firm will hold a 50% stake alongside Spain's Iberdrola
UK confirms decision to drop zonal pricing reforms
UK government will instead introduce reforms to existing national pricing system.
North West England ‘uniquely positioned’ to lead in hydrogen to power, industry group says
North West Hydrogen Alliance calls for infrastructure investment and business model certainty.
Elexon eyes using data to drive energy market flexibility
By 2026, more accurate and granular data will be available, boosting consumer-led flexibility.
Indaver pulls the plug on £150m Aberdeen incinerator
Belgian partner Indaver has confirmed plan to walk away from scheme with £150m contract.
Zonal pricing would have put ‘off investing in the UK’
Offshore wind developers warned it could make projects more expensive if they were not located inland near consumers.
Centrica adds fresh capacity to Lincolnshire power station
Two peaking units at the facility will help keep the grid balanced during high demand.
Beam collapse ripples through North Sea supply chain
Behind its £50m debt, Beam's administration has consequences for companies across Aberdeen and Teesside.
Sweden gives £690m backing to UK subsea cable link
State-owned Swedish Export Credit Corporation (SEK) agrees €800 million loan facility for Eastern Green Link 2.
French firms partner on green hydrogen project at Fawley oil refinery
Hy24 and Hynamics will also seek to codevelop additional clean energy projects in the UK.
Opportunity for UK in carbon removal as US climate action wanes, report finds
A London School of Economics report found the US is “squandering its competitive edge” in carbon dioxide removal and creating an opening for the UK and Europe.
Crondall Energy tech chosen in floating wind innovation challenge
Anchoring and mooring is a key challenge for the UK to deliver its floating wind ambitions.
Edinburgh’s Mocean Energy confirms job cuts
The Scottish wave energy business is 'currently reviewing its operations',
Charging Forward: UK firm Superdielectrics unveils Faraday 2 next generation battery
RheEnergise, Low Carbon, Augwind and Eos Energy feature in the latest Charging Forward update.
EDF reduces stake in Sizewell C to 12.5%
Centrica chief executive Chris O’Shea previously said in an exclusive interview that the energy company could take up to 20% in Sizewell C.
No vision, no ambition and no plans
Why doesn't Scotland build aircraft and why store carbon when you can use it?
Northern Endurance Partnership: How the East Coast Cluster’s carbon capture works
Through CCUS, the two projects aim to put Teesside and the Humber at the front of the UK's energy transition.