Scots renewable workforce increases as survey finds 28% of workers are women
More than a quarter of workers in Scotland's renewable energy industry are female, a new survey has claimed.
More than a quarter of workers in Scotland's renewable energy industry are female, a new survey has claimed.
A leading European renewables body has been dissolved after more than a decade representing the industry - because its energy efficient headquarters proved too expensive.
Plans for the UK's first tidal lagoon project have taken a step closer after planners accepted a bid for a £850million development in Swansea Bay.
MPs have warned that the UK faces a 'carbon bubble' through overvalued oil, coal and gas companies which could threaten the financial stability of the country.
A new study has been launched by leading offshore wind developers in a bid to cut the cost of generating electricity from UK waters.
Plans for a major biomass power station have been scrapped over 'inconsistent' support for the green technology from the Government.
French energy service giant Technip said yesterday it had won the contract from Shell UK to deliver key services needed for the new gas-fired carbon capture and storage (CCS) plant planned for Peterhead.
The organisers of the annual All-Energy green power conference are to hold a pre-event briefing for firms planning to attend.
Greenpeace has urged European regulators not to allow any extensions to the intended lifetimes of nuclear power plants because of safety risks.
Canadian and UK energy groups are to work together to develop offshore tidal research projects on Orkney.
Scotland's biofuels industry is set for a £500K cash boost as plans to increase support for firms across the country are unveiled.
Offshore wind transfer vessel operator Seacat Services has landed a 12-month contract with Dong Energy for the deployment of 6MW super turbines at the Westermost Rough Offshore windfarm.
Generating electricity is not the only way to turn sunlight into energy we can use on demand. The sun can also drive reactions to create chemical fuels, such as hydrogen, that can in turn power cars, trucks and trains.
The Angus maritime gateway, Montrose, is in the throes of an overhaul that is progressively creating a port for the 21st century.
Norwegian nous has dealt a further blow to the UK's supposed lead in wave-power technology application and development by tying up an arrangement with a popular Atlantic holiday centre.
Europe’s fishing boss has criticised the race to build offshore wind and wave energy schemes – saying it has already become a “frenzied gold rush”.
Danish energy group Dong has entered a collaboration with Neste Oil to develop technology for producing renewable fuel from agricultural waste.
The amount of electricity produced by wind grew by 38% last year alone, according to provisional figures by the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC).
The Scottish and Westminster cabinets both met, separately, this week in the north-east of Scotland, the heart of UK oil and gas production.
Underwater subsea solutions firm Hydro Group is hoping to expand its presence in the US energy market as it readies to showcase its products at the Subsea Tieback Forum and Exhibition in San Antionio in March.
AlgaEnergy, part-owned by Spain’s Iberdrola and Repsol , is in talks with potential partners to set up a plant in Mexico to supply the American markets with biomass made from algae.
The UK has become a less attractive nation to renewables investors according to professional services firm EY.
The European Comission will probe the UK Government funding promise to convert the Drax coal power plant to biomass.
Energy giant GE plans to spend £6billion on energy research by 2020.
Plans for a £1billion carbon capture and storage (CCS) project at Peterhead Power Station were given a boost today with financial backing from the UK government.