Energy change in The EU
Before the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, 40% of natural gas and 27% of oil imports to the EU were from Russia . When Russia invaded Ukraine, the energy landscape of the world changed. Sanctions were placed on Russian oil and gas, and there was market chaos that led to…
Why Does One Canada Square in Canary Wharf Have a White Flashing Light?
When the One Canada Square was built in 1991, it was the tallest building in the United Kingdom, standing at 234.8 metres (770 feet) above ground level. Those who work, live, or simply visit London will be all too familiar with perhaps the most distinctive feature of Canada Water Square…
Ambitious Sahara-UK Power Project Delayed
An ambitious project to supply electricity to the UK via an undersea cable connected to a solar farm in the Sahara Desert has been put forward by a company called Xlinks . If successful, the project could provide 8% of the UK’s electricity, running through a cable from Morocco to…
Environmental Improvement Plan 2023
On the 31st of January 2023, the UK Government released its Environmental Improvement Plan 2023 (EIP) which is the first revision to the 25-Year Environment Plan (25YEP) released in 2018. The 25YEP set out a vision for a quarter-of-a-century of action to help the natural world regain and retain good…
Record Breaking 700,000 sign up for Veganuary 2023
Record Breaking Veganuary 2023 Veganuary is a non-profit organisation that encourages people worldwide to follow a vegan lifestyle for the month of January. Almost a decade since its inception in 2014, a record-breaking 700,000 participants have signed up for Veganuary 2023, an 11.3% increase from last year . The number…
Insulating Your Home And Keeping Warm
Staying warm when it is cold is extremely important, not only for our health but our mental wellbeing too. The following article will provide tips and tricks to stay warm this winter. There are plenty of small and cheap options you could try to help keep yourself and your home…
Rooftop Solar Exemptions and Solar Safeguarding Zones in the Republic of Ireland
What are the Solar Safeguarding Zones in the Republic of Ireland? Two new regulations came into effect in the Republic of Ireland on the 5th of October 2022, the Planning and Development Act 2000 (Exempted Development) (No. 3) Regulations 2022 and the Planning and Development (Solar Safeguarding Zone) Regulations 2022…
Refresher Course in Wind Farms and Point-to-Point Telecoms Issues – Part 3 – Photographic Encyclopaedia
Parts 1 and 2 of this series presented a refresher course in dealing with wind farm and point-to-point telecommunications issues, and a recap on understanding the interference mechanisms. Part 3 of this series presents a photographic encyclopaedia of point-to-point communications infrastructure so that any developer may more easily identify potential…
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We are now able to share Part 4 of our refresher course in dealing with wind farm and point-to-point #telecommunications issues. Part 4 provides an overview of the stakeholder consultation process and how this should be navigated. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3nesfiC
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We review how the solar PV industry has further improved bifacial solar panels. This technology implements a transparent frame to enable the capture of sunlight on both sides of the panel. Learn more: https://bit.ly/40oSQIk
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