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After a tumultuous year for the UK’s renewable energy sector, we look at our most read stories to decide what 2024’s biggest industry news was.

Thrive Renewables has acquired development rights for the 57MW Whitelaw Brae onshore wind power plant in the Scottish Borders.

German technology and engineering firm Bosch has partnered with Scottish green tech developer Katrick Technologies to install prototype wind ‘panels’ at Edinburgh Airport.

Ofgem has published its findings from a consumer call for input on how AI might be used in the energy sector.

Centrica subsidiary British Gas has partnered with heat pump manufacturer Daikin to pilot integrated low carbon technology in new build homes.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has received £550,000 of funding from the UK’s energy regulator for four new projects.

In this contributed blog, Brian Kane, chief project office at Powin, discusses the importance of battery energy storage systems for the NESO's 2030 clean power plan.

Japanese electronics manufacturer Panasonic will power its UK manufacturing facility in Cardiff through the integrated control of three types of energy sources: pure hydrogen fuel cell generators, solar PV generators and energy storage batteries.

Segen staff spoke to Current± about the new green skills Segen Academy and how it will support the installers of the future.

Power supplier Octopus Energy has partnered with UK housebuilder Vistry Group to build residential properties that cost nothing to power.