Early this month, Pager Power appeared at the Onshore Wind Conference 2026, and delivered a short presentation on our new Aviation Feasibility Maps as a part of the Supplier Showcase. [...]

Aviation glint and glare assessments for solar PV almost always become more complex than initially anticipated, and possibly counterintuitively, they typically get more complicated when assessing smaller general aviation aerodromes, [...]

When undertaking glint and glare assessments, it is often necessary to predict not only whether solar glare is geometrically possible, but also the glare intensity: how intense any instance of [...]

On Tuesday 8th September, an issue in the software of NATS, the body that manage all of the UK civil air traffic, lead to the cancellation of more than 2,000 [...]

Solar panels are becoming an increasingly popular way for UK homeowners to generate renewable electricity and cut their energy bills. Typically, a formal planning application is not necessary for many [...]

Domestic solar generation has traditionally involved panels installed on rooftops requiring suitable space, professional installation and potential planning considerations.  As of the 27th of August 2026, new permitted development (PD) [...]

At the start of September, the industry gathered together for the RenewableUK and Scottish Power Renewables jointly hosted Onshore Wind Conference in Edinburgh. Pager Power have attended this conference for [...]

A rooftop solar scheme capable of generating a 1.4 megawatt-peak has been installed at New Spitalfields Market in Walthamstow, making it London’s largest operational rooftop solar scheme by generation.  London’s [...]

Rotating wind turbine blades can cause brightness levels to vary periodically at locations where they obstruct the Sun’s rays. This can result in a nuisance when the shadow is cast [...]

After recently surpassing two years of Daylight Sunlight services, Pager Power looks back at what led to the introduction of the service, how it has developed over time, and where [...]