RES has included plans for a walking and cycling route called ‘Keirs Glen Trail’ in its planning application to the Scottish Government’s Energy Consents Unit for the Sclenteuch wind farm. The nine turbine wind farm, 3km southwest of Patna in…

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Leeds City Council is leading a feasibility study into an innovative methodology for deploying high-density domestic heat pumps in urban communities, in line with the UK Government’s ambition of installing 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028. The Heat Pump…

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Flexitricity and Thrive Renewables have entered into an optimisation agreement for Thrive’s Feeder Road 20MW battery. The battery will be monitored and dynamically optimised from Flexitricity’s 24/7 control room in Edinburgh. It will be traded across multiple markets, including frequency…

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UPDATED: The BSC Credit Assessment Price is set to rise to £415/MWh unless there is significant change in market direction over the next two weeks. The BSC’s Credit committee met on 16 August to post a rise to £390/MWh (as…

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Loop Energy has announced plans for its first fuel cell facility in the UK. The company designs and manufactures hydrogen fuel cells for commercial mobility and it currently has facilities in Canada, Italy and China. Roles at the new facility…

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Gresham House has acquired the 20MW Beavor Grange solar farm near Axminster, Devon, from Anesco. It is the fourth site in a three-year development and construction partnership for 200MW of ground mount solar valued in excess of £100 million. It…

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Engineering and construction company J. Murphy & Sons has won a £2.5 million contract with Vattenfall to deliver early works for the onshore cable installation scope of the Norfolk Offshore Wind Zone. Vattenfall said the early works, which include site…

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Harland and Wolff may sell its Islandmagee gas storage project in Northern Ireland, the company said. The company said a Final investment decision (FID) had been delayed due to judicial review over its Marine Licence, but “the advice we have…

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BEIS has named 20 carbon capture, use and storage (CCUS) projects that will enter the due diligence process and could receive government funding. The group are the second phase in a sequence of CCUS projects. In November last year BEIS…

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Norway will have to prioritise maintaining its hydropower reservoir levels if they fall to low levels, and that may limit its exports, Oil and Energy Minister Terje Aasland said in a statement to the Norwegian parliament (the Storting) about Norway’s…

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