Wind turbines can affect radar because they are tall structures with blade tips often moving faster than 180km/h, meaning that they can be detected by radar which are designed to [...]

Last year, Pager Power made the decision to rejoin RenewableUK following a several-year hiatus. Membership of RenewableUK allows us to be a part of a network of fellow industry innovators, [...]

The sixth round of global talks chaired by the United Nations (UN) in a little under three years to agree a landmark treaty to deal with plastic pollution has ended [...]

As a part of the ‘Future Homes Standard’ that the UK Government will be publishing in Autumn this year, developers will need to fit solar panels to the vast majority [...]

A reform of the UK grid connection process is on the way, which will change the way projects can access a grid connection. The proposals were submitted in December 2024 [...]

The South China Morning Post reported on 9th January 2025 that China is planning to build a solar farm in space. Long Lehao, a Chinese aerospace engineer and member of [...]

The capacity and availability of the electricity grid is a hot topic in recent times. In the UK there is a logjam of grid connections for offshore and onshore wind [...]

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 [...]