EDP Renewables to launch 45MW solar hybrid project in Poland
EDP Renewables plans to begin commercial operations at a new 45MW solar project in Poland using existing renewable grid infrastructure.
Electricity generated from renewables increased by 10.5% in 2022, says DESNZ
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has revealed that electricity generated from renewable sources increased by 10.5% between 2021 and 2022.
Flotation Energy, Vårgrønn to deliver clean electricity to O&G platforms
Flotation Energy and Vårgrønn have submitted planning applications for an onshore substation to connect the 560MW Green Volt offshore wind farm.
Octopus, UKPN offer free electricity during periods of abundance
Octopus Energy and UK Power Networks will offer customers free electricity when energy supply exceeds demand.
Renewables predicted to be 61% cheaper than gas in 2025 – DESNZ
According to a report by the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), offshore and onshore wind is set to be 61.4% cheaper than gas in 2025.
ScottishPower to upgrade turbines at Scotland’s first commercial wind farm
ScottishPower is set to repower Scotland’s first commercial wind farm to increase its generation capacity to over 79MW.
Application submitted for 92MW wind farm in Wales
Wales-based renewable energy developer, Bute Energy has submitted a development application for a 92.4MW wind farm in Wales.
Iberdrola signs €500m green loan with Citi and Eksfin for East Anglia III offshore wind farm
Spanish energy giant Iberdrola has secured a €500 million loan with Citi and guaranteed by the Norwegian Export Credit Agency Eksfin for the construction and development of the East Anglia III offshore wind farm.
EDF seeks community consultation on 400MW onshore wind farm
EDF Renewables UK is seeking community consultation for a proposed 400MW onshore wind farm located within Wauchope Forest and Newcastleton Forest.
Arbitrary red tape could cost consumers £1.5 billion, says ECIU
The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has revealed that the treasury red tape could cost UK consumers £1.5 billion a year.
