October 10, 2024: The UK government is set to unlock investment opportunities in crucial renewable energy storage technologies, aiming to boost energy independence, create jobs, and position Britain as a clean energy leader. This new investment support scheme will address barriers that have hindered the development of new storage capacity
October 3, 2024: European Energy is a leading player in the renewable energy sector, committed to expanding sustainable energy solutions worldwide. European Energy is braced to commence construction on its first solar farm in Latvia, which will become the largest in the country to date, boasting a capacity of 148
October 4, 2024: The UK government has announced a substantial investment of nearly £22 billion for projects focused on capturing and storing carbon emissions from energy, industry, and hydrogen production. This funding, promised over the next 25 years, aims to develop two carbon capture clusters located in Merseyside and Teesside.
October 1, 2024: Statera Energy, a leading developer in the renewable energy sector, has announced plans for Kintore Hydrogen, the UK’s first utility-scale green hydrogen project in Aberdeenshire. This initiative aims to enhance energy security while potentially reducing CO2 emissions by up to 1.4 million tonnes annually at
September 30, 2024: RWE, the UK's leading power generator, has announced the commencement of construction on four new solar projects, bringing the total number of solar projects under construction to 11. This expansion marks a significant step in RWE's growth in renewable energy and its support