To reduce the current dependence on foreign energy and cut CO2 emissions, maximising renewable generation in the Canary Islands’ power systems is one of the regional government’s main energy policy
With its natural and financial advantages for the renewable energy sector, companies wanting to get a toehold in the EU post-Brexit should turn to the Canary Islands, writes government minister José Antonio Valbuena Alonso
UK tidal energy has seen little progress in the 20 years since the idea for the European Marine Energy Centre was conceived.
While the popularity of tidal power is low, the attractiveness of this form of energy is high. David Casale at Turquoise International looks at taking tidal to the next level
The energy sector is in the middle of a mass transition.
The UK is in pole position to help accelerate offshore low-carbon energy innovation, both at home and overseas – but collaboration is key, writes Lucy Woods
According to the UK government, post-Brexit Britain will be a global ‘force for good and an energetic champion of free trade’.
The coronavirus has affected post-Brexit talks, but it has not killed them. If trade deals can be closely tailored to UK strengths, the future could see growth for UK energy supply chain exporters, writes Jeremy Bowden
The agreement includes the supply, installation and commissioning of 4. X 4.2 MW turbines as well as the operation and maintenance.
The entire agreement includes the construction of four wind farms with a total capacity of 180.6 megawatts (MW) of installed capacity
This November the eyes of the world will be on Glasgow as the city plays host to the 2020 United Nations Conference on Climate Change, known as ‘COP26’, with world leaders joined by more than 30,00
Scotland is leading the charge when it comes to renewable energy, writes Paul Wheelhouse MSP, Scotland’s Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy
The UK and Europe’s Energy from Waste (EfW) sector is gaining momentum and demonstrating its importance in decarbonising the energy landscape.
Energy-from-waste is one technology that can help mitigate climate change and be expanded further to address our growing energy needs, writes EIC’s Sharanya Kumaramurthy
Imagine a source of electricity where the fuel comes from water, fuel supplies will last for many thousands of years, the whole process is inherently safe and, most importantly of all, no carbon is
As the quest for clean, limitless energy heats up, nuclear fusion is a question of ‘when, not if’, says Professor Ian Chapman at the UK Atomic Energy Authority
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