Erecting wind turbines on the world’s best offshore sites could provide more than enough clean energy to meet global electricity demand, according to a report. A detailed study of the
Nearly a third of the Earth’s electricity will come from renewables by 2024, according to the International Energy Agency. Renewable power capacity is expected to surge by 50% globally in
Ever wondered at the strength of structure required to support a 200 metre-high offshore wind turbine when it is rotating at maximum throttle? Onshore, it takes foundations of at least
The months of July, August and September were the first quarterly period in which renewables outpaced fossil fuels since the UK’s first public power generating station opened in 1882, climate
Offshore wind generation has flourished in the UK in recent years. The UK’s long coastline and geographic location mean it is ideally situated to exploit the power of the wind.
The largest offshore wind turbines ever built will begin powering millions of British homes using blades more than 100 metres long by the early 2020s. Each of the new mega-turbines
Gresham House (LON:GHE), the specialist alternative asset manager, has today announced that Gareth Davis has been appointed as a Non-Executive Director of the Company. Commenting on Gareth’s appointment, the Company’s
Taking place at the University of Stirling’s Macrobert Arts Centre, the Big Picture Conference explored the potential for re-wilding large parts of Scotland, with inspirational stories and experiences from around the world
A record amount of new offshore wind power has been announced in the UK. The new projects will power more than seven million homes at a lower-than-expected cost. The government
Wind and solar energy are now the cheapest forms of power in two-thirds of the world, according to data compiled by BloombergNEF, but there remains a great divide between the
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