My colleague, Harry Watson, and I attended the Onshore Wind Conference that took place in Edinburgh in September this year, which was organised by Scottish Renewables and RenewableUK. The conference [...]

Integrating solar panels onto buildings can be quite challenging. Sometimes the challenges might relate to the physical design and installation aspect, for example on curved rooftops and façades, rooftops with [...]

The development of renewable energy and the ageing of existing electricity infrastructure means that new high voltage overhead lines, underground cables, and other electrical infrastructure is being planned and developed [...]

Essex County Council works together with a group-buying scheme called ‘Solar Together’ to give residents a group-purchase discount on solar panels, with the aim of promoting solar implementation within Essex. [...]

The CCPI is a measure of the climate protection performance of 63 countries and the EU, which in total account for at least 90% of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. [...]

As the world population grows, there is an ever-growing pressure to develop more high-rise buildings, particularly in city centres, to maximise the use of developable area. Various technical considerations need [...]

The COP28 climate summit will soon be taking place between Thursday Nov 30th and Tuesday 12th December 2023. This is the 28th such conference, held annually since the first summit [...]

If you are a wind farm or building developer, or someone involved in this process, you may have already heard of NATS (formally known as NATS Holdings Limited). The term [...]

According to a new study by Global Energy Monitor, wind and solar power is progressing rapidly in China to the point where 2030 targets may be met five years ahead [...]

Pager Power previously wrote an article about companies exaggerating renewable energy claims using Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) as evidence of the use of renewable energy sources. It was concluded that [...]