Technology

The First Minister of Scotland John Swinney has opened SSE’s new onshore wind, solar and battery control centre in Scotland.

Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners has secured a stake in Aegis Energy with an investment to kick off construction of clean, multi-energy recharging and refuelling facilities for commercial vehicles.

North Tyneside Council has approved plans put forward by Instavolt and Godwin Developments for Newcastle-upon-Tyne’s largest rapid charging EV hub.

The St Helena government tested the feasibility, reliability and adaptability of electric vehicle use on one of the most remote inhabited islands on the planet.

Think tank E3G says the government’s clean power 2030 target is achievable and will protect the UK from electricity price volatility.

UK prime minister Keir Starmer has said that AI can be used in a wide variety of applications, including to speed up planning consultations, adding that prioritising AI development will directly support the government’s mission to become a clean energy superpower.

Eclipse Power has launched a new business unit to design, build and maintain micro grids and private energy networks for residential, commercial and industrial (C&I) developments and data centres.

A hydrogen combustion engine developed by JCB has been cleared by licensing authorities in Europe for commercial use.

In this article, Joe Hennessy, market analyst for PV Tech Research, gives an overview of the global green hydrogen market, discussing projects currently underway and in the pipeline, ahead of the first release of PV Tech Research's green hydrogen database.

The UK’s energy regulator Ofgem has opened a call for input on the regulations surrounding households who wish to disconnect from the gas network.