A new report from RenewableUK has revealed that the global capacity of offshore wind farms has crossed the 80GW threshold, thanks to a meteoric rise in installed capacity.
The latest statistics from the National Energy System Operator (NESO) have revealed that wind power has overtaken gas as the largest single source of electricity for the first time.
UK-based onshore renewables development company Wind2 has submitted a planning application for a co-located wind power plant and battery energy storage system (BESS) in the Scottish Highlands.
A new report by Ember has predicted that 2024 could mark the first year that low-carbon energy generation could overtake fossil fuel energy generation in the UK.
Plans for transmission infrastructure connecting two offshore wind Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) to the Lancashire coast have been accepted for pre-examination by the UK government.
Renewable energy developer Low Carbon has announced plans for a 138MW onshore wind farm in Scotland, and suggested it could have major benefits to the local community.