RenewableUK

The total capacity of battery storage planning applications has soared from nearly 6,900MW a year ago to more than 10,500MW today

The group will meet regularly with the aim of providing a vision for large-scale deployment of floating wind farms in the UK

New analysis reveals the figure fell by nearly 80% last year

Onshore and offshore wind farms hit a new high of 14.9GW between 6pm and 6.30pm last Wednesday

Planning applications to install battery storage capacity have soared from just 2MW in 2012 to a total of 6.87GW this year

Trade body slams government for cuts to the Feed-in Tariff, which support small-scale renewables and due to close to new applicants in April 2019

  Almost half (48%) of the investment in planning, building and running offshore wind projects has been awarded to British companies. That’s a 5% increase from the previous report published in 2015, according to latest figures from RenewableUK. That means the sector has almost hit its target of sourcing 50% of its work in Britain […]

The UK Government needs to keep consumer energy bills down by investing in domestic, affordable, low carbon power. In its manifesto wish-list, RenewableUK suggests onshore and offshore wind in particular are likely to present the cheapest form of energy moving into the future. The renewable trade association’s document, published in the run-up to the general […]

The UK is well-positioned to lead a global marine energy industry. That’s according to the experts who spoke to ELN at RenewableUK’s Wave and Tidal 2017 conference in Westminster, who discussed the important role the emerging technology could play in the future of Britain’s energy system. Ian Selby, Head of Minerals and Resource Management at the Crown Estate said: “We’ve […]

England is not windy enough to justify more onshore wind developments. That’s according to Hugh McNeal, CEO at RenewableUK, who added wind speeds in the region are not high enough to make projects economically viable without subsidies. Speaking to the Telegraph, Mr McNeal said despite the government cuts to subsidy, the industry could still build […]