On October 1st the US federal government entered a shutdown as no funding bill had been passed by congress and the senate. This has led to government services being suspended [...]

Aviation lights for buildings may seem like a simple topic at first glance. Put a couple of red lights on top of your building if it’s near an airport, and [...]

As rooftop solar panels become increasingly popular, concerns about glare from those panels are coming up more often. Most days, the sun shines as usual. But every now and then, [...]

Pager Power welcomed Tobi Taylor Clements in September as an Administrative Officer, joining the growing team in our Sudbury office. Academic Background Tobi has just handed in her dissertation for [...]

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 [...]

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).[1] The Government has committed £2.5 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

Named as one of the ‘100 most influential people in the world,’ singer/songwriter Hozier is taking a step towards sustainability through his music. [1] Through the ‘Sounds Right’ global initiative, [...]

A new edition of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) state letter [1] was released earlier this year, with some changes made to the new obstacle limitation surfaces, expected in [...]