27th May 2025
It is an exciting time for the renewables sector in Northern Ireland, with some highly anticipated policy progress due to appear on the horizon, writes Steven […]
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27th May 2025
In its report on the Legislative Consent Memorandum for the Great British Energy Bill, the Committee for the Economy has flagged a lack of clarity on […]
27th May 2025
If not proactively managed, curtailing renewable generation when there is more supply potential than demand could become a major barrier to efficiently delivering the energy transition. […]
27th May 2025
Andrew Edwards-Jones, social science researcher at Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML), tells agendaNi about potential measures that could enable offshore wind developments to improve the environments and […]