Large energy projects in Northern Ireland (NI) have been caught up in the fallout from a Belfast High Court ruling that quashed permission for a major waste management project because the decision was taken by civil servants in the absence of a mi
E.On is preparing to launch its Sunroof collaboration with Google in Great Britain.
E.On will offer its customers a digital assessment of the PV potential of their homes, free of charge and personally tailored.
Drax has announced plans to pilot a bioenergy carbon capture and storage (BECCS) project. Unlike previous CCS projects Drax has been involved with, this is an early pilot for a new technology.
Tidal energy company Nova Innovation has secured an extension of its seabed lease at the Shetland Tidal Array.
An 18-month, £900,000 joint industry project will explore using autonomous surface vessels – integrated with existing manned shipping operations – to support offshore windfarm operations and maintenance.
Crown Estate Scotland is seeking comments on new proposals to lease the seabed and encourage a new generation of offshore wind projects in Scottish waters.
Ofgem has opened an investigation into National Grid’s electricity transmission arm (NGET).
The devolved administration in Wales is proposing a raft of changes to the consenting regime for energy infrastructure projects, and has suggested that the existing Developments of National Significance (DNS) regime should be replaced.
The community energy sector has been hit hard by support scheme changes over the past two years, but its influence remains far greater than its size would suggest, says Emma Bridge.
Pivot Power has announced plans to build 45 transmission-connected batteries sized at 49MW to offer grid services and, ultimately, provide ultra-fast electric vehicle charging points.