Floating Offshore Wind: The Next Big Shift in Global Renewable Energy
Why Floating Wind Matters Floating offshore wind allows turbines to be installed in deep waters where fixed-bottom foundations are not viable. This significantly increases the number of suitable locations for wind generation, particularly in countries with limited shallow seabed areas. In 2025, the sector is progressing quickly. Improved technology, rising investment and clear policy signals […]
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 […]
Solar Power and Data Centres: A New Era of On-Site Generation
As global data usage continues to rise, the demand for digital infrastructure is increasing rapidly. Alongside that growth is a growing expectation that data centres will operate more sustainably. In 2025, one trend is standing out clearly: the adoption of on-site solar generation to power data centres. Hyperscalers and cloud providers are investing in solar […]
What the UK’s 2030 Climate Goals Mean for Renewable Hiring Today
The UK has set some of the most ambitious climate targets in the world, aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 68% by 2030 and reach net zero by 2050. While these commitments are driving large-scale investment in infrastructure, technology alone will not deliver the transition. Behind every new wind farm, battery storage facility or […]