The UK won’t meet its offshore wind targets until 2048, according to research from the Institute for Public Policy and Research (IPPR).

New research reveals that 85% of respondents favour electric vehicle ownership, with incentives being key to adoption.

The Energy Networks Association (ENA) has called on the next government to create a stable policy and regulatory environment for long-term investment and supply chain capacity. Its members are set to invest £33 billion into the distribution and transmission system.

A report released by the North West Hydrogen Alliance has indicated that hydrogen could bring the region an economic boost of £3.4 billion.

SSE Renewables confirmed yesterday (6 June) that the first power has been generated at its 443MW Viking Wind Farm in Shetland, Scotland.

An International Energy Agency (IEA) report shows that countries’ ambitions and implementation plans are not yet in line with goals set at COP28.

Drax has announced it has begun seismic surveys for its new UK pumped storage hydro plant at Ben Cruachan in Scotland.

National Grid ESO says Great Britain’s electricity grid is expected to have sufficient operational surplus throughout winter. This year has a de-rated margin of 5.6GW (9.4%) which is higher than last year.

RenewableUK Cymru has called on the next government to fast-track Wales’ transition to renewable energy in its 2024 manifesto.

Analysis conducted by the Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) has found that Cornwall leads all other local authorities in MCS small-scale renewable energy installations.