RWE outlines £15bn by 2030 UK investment ambitions
RWE is expecting to invest around £15 billion in new UK green technologies and infrastructure by 2030, targeting wind, storage and hydrogen.
RWE is expecting to invest around £15 billion in new UK green technologies and infrastructure by 2030, targeting wind, storage and hydrogen.
Statkraft is to provide market access and trading optimisation for battery storage assets being developed by RWE in Ireland.
RWE has today (2 July) taken over the activities of innogy, marking the conclusion of its asset swap with E.On.
SSE has today (31 March) closed its last coal-fired power station, Fiddler’s Ferry.
Ofgem's investigation into the 9 August blackout has detailed why Hornsea One and Little Barford - the offshore wind farm and CCGT plant at the heart of the event - remained disconnected from the grid.
Power companies are to be fined £10.5 million and an already planned review into the electricity system operator (ESO) accelerated following Ofgem’s investigation into the nationwide blackout on 9 August 2019.
The reinstatement of the Capacity Market, coupled with better than expected performance, has caused RWE to upgrade its full-year guidance by nearly 30%.
Big Six energy company E.on has signed a new power purchasing agreement with German power giant RWE Renewables, for 892MW of power a year.
German power giant RWE has set its sights on being carbon neutral by 2040, aided by a slew of investments in renewables and decommissioning of coal plants.