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Cricket stadium to be solar powered

England’s cricket international against Australia in Southampton was part-powered by a new solar array on the roof of the Utilita Bowl stadium. Over the summer the stadium has seen installation of 1,044 panels on its roof, which will provide roughly…

Heavy goods transport turning towards an electric future

E.ON brought together heavy goods vehicle manufacturers and logistics companies with its own e-mobility experts for a joint long-distance test it called eTruckathon. Twelve e-trucks travelled 300km from Essen to Hanover to demonstrate the practical suitability of electric and fuel…

Ramboll launches design platform for district heat networks

Architecture, engineering and consultancy company Ramboll has launched an AI-optimised heat network design platform, District One, to respond to what it says is set to be ‘transformational’ developments in UK heat networks. The company highlighted the government’s targets to increase…

Battery gets go-ahead in East Lothian

The Scottish Government has granted consent for the construction and operation of a 228MW/456MWh battery near Dalkeith, East Lothian. Developer Kona Energy said the Smeaton battery is strategically positioned to particularly reduce energy constraints and related costs on the UK…

AR6: The industry responds

After a 50% increase in the budget in Allocation Round 6 – Contracts for Difference have been won by 131 renewable energy projects. They include what will be Europe’s largest and second largest windfarm projects, Hornsea 3 and Hornsea 4…