Understanding the NSIP Process for Solar Developments
Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) are some of the largest and most complex developments in the England and Wales. For solar farms, any project above 50 MW in England (rising to 100 MW from December 2025) or 350 MW in Wales must follow the NSIP process, which culminates in securing…
Small Modular Reactors
In June of this year, the UK Government announced that Rolls Royce had won a bid to build the UK’s first small modular reactors (SMRs). The Government has committed £2.5 billion to the development of SMRs within the UK, showing that this technology is envisaged as a key part of…
Making Wind Turbines Go Full Circle – Innovative End-of-Life Uses
Ever thought about building accommodation from the hub of a turbine? Or turning an old blade into a play area for the next generation to enjoy? These are just two of the ways in which the future of wind turbine recycling is being explored, and with more and more existing…
US Government to Scrap 2.2 GW Maryland Offshore Wind Project Permit
The US government has taken steps to revoke approval for the 2.2 gigawatt (GW) Maryland Offshore Wind Project, raising concerns over regulatory certainty for offshore wind developers. Overview The Maryland Offshore Wind Project, led by developer US Wind Inc., was approved in December 2024 following an environmental assessment and permitting…
Spot the Difference: The New ICAO State Letter in Full
A new edition of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) state letter . A summary…
Harmony with Nature: The ‘Sounds Right’ Initiative
Named as one of the ‘100 most influential people in the world,’ singer/songwriter Hozier is taking a step towards sustainability through his music. Through the ‘Sounds Right’ global initiative, Hozier is donating 50% of the royalty proceeds from his new single, ‘Like Real People Do,’ as a means of…
Mitigation for Biodiversity Adaptation to Solar Farms
The solar energy industry is continuing to grow and expand in its capacity and global reach. By the end of 2023, an estimated 0.025% of the world’s land area was covered in solar panels . This is approximately the size of Denmark. In July, the UK government confirmed that for…
Cameron Sabouni Joins Pager Power!
In July, Pager Power were delighted to welcome Cameron Sabouni to the Technical Analyst team. Cameron will be working full-time in our Sudbury office and will undertake various assessments across each of our service areas. Cameron graduated from the University of Liverpool in the Summer of 2025 with a Master’s…
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