Grid Connections Are Changing. What Does That Mean for Renewable Energy Projects?
For renewable energy developers, securing a grid connection has long been one of the biggest considerations in bringing a project forward. In August, the National Energy System Operator (NESO) highlighted how Britain’s connections reform is designed to prioritise projects that are ready to deliver and aligned with the country’s energy needs. At its peak, the […]
Offshore wind has become much more than turbine installation.
When people think about offshore wind, the first image that usually comes to mind is a turbine standing out at sea. Yet by the time electricity reaches homes and businesses, an enormous amount of specialist engineering has already taken place. Modern offshore wind projects have evolved into some of Europe’s most complex infrastructure programmes. While […]
The Rise of Modular Data Centres: What It Means for Infrastructure Delivery
The demand for digital infrastructure continues to grow at pace. As AI adoption increases and hyperscale operators continue expanding capacity, the pressure to deliver new data centres quickly has never been greater. As a result, developers and operators are increasingly exploring alternative delivery models that can help accelerate project timelines without compromising quality or reliability. […]
The Hidden Cost of Waiting
Infrastructure teams are under pressure to move faster while maintaining delivery certainty. Discover why delayed hiring decisions are creating hidden operational costs across digital infrastructure and clean power projects.
The Economics Behind Digital Infrastructure and Clean Power Investment
Digital infrastructure and clean power markets are often discussed in terms of growth. What is less discussed is the economic discipline behind them. Data centres, transmission networks and renewable energy assets are not built because demand is high. They are built because the economics work. Land cost, power availability, grid capacity, transmission access and long-term […]
Why Infrastructure Location Strategy Is Changing
Infrastructure investment decisions are no longer driven by land cost alone. In 2026, digital infrastructure and clean power location strategy is being shaped by power availability, grid capacity, regulatory incentives and transmission bottlenecks. Geography has become a strategic variable, not just a logistical one. From hyperscale data centres in the US to transmission-led renewable expansion […]
Renewable Energy Highlights from September 2025: What They Mean for Talent
The renewable energy sector has shown no signs of slowing down, with major developments announced in September 2025 that will shape the market in the months and years ahead. As we step into October, here are the stories that stood out and what they mean for both clients and candidates in the energy space. Battery […]
Texas & California: The Hottest US Power Markets Right Now
The US renewable energy market is expanding rapidly, but two states are leading the way: Texas and California. Both regions are driving demand for specialist talent as projects shift from start-up mode to large-scale expansion. In this blog, we explore why these states are the hottest markets in US renewables, what it means for candidates, […]
The Energy Price Squeeze: A Barrier to Net Zero
The UK is committed to reaching net zero by 2050, yet soaring electricity prices are making the journey harder. Industrial and commercial energy bills are still around 50% above pre-2021 levels, fuelled by wholesale prices tied to volatile gas markets, plus levies and grid charges (Reuters). This is not just about balance sheets. For many […]
6 Months On: What COP29 Still Means for the Renewable Energy Sector
It has been six months since world leaders gathered in Baku, Azerbaijan, for COP29. The summit was branded the “Finance COP” for its focus on climate funding and international support for energy transition. But beyond the headlines, what impact is it actually having? As we approach the halfway point of 2025, now is the right […]