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...convenience. Additionally, Chris has been unafraid to embrace the renewables sector as part of his business. He said: “Craggs Energy encompasses the energy needs of my customers whether that’s fossil...
...talks in November, signals a hugely exciting and transformational period for Scotland and the renewables industry across the UK. This will lead to considerable investment and supply chain opportunities in...
In line with its ambition to be Ireland’s most progressive energy provider, fuel supplier Certa, part of DCC, has announced the acquisition of solar and renewable energy specialists Alternative Energy...
...company providing integrated process, instrumentation and control solutions. It serves markets including oil and gas, power and utilities, offshore renewables, manufacturing, distilleries, education, healthcare, food and beverage and the military. ...
...to subside. “Together, these results played a significant role in helping the Group achieve its best financial performance to date.” Growth in renewables Elsewhere, businesses in the Group also performed...
...to be a natural step for us to go into renewables. “Adding other energies such as biomass and wind gives us a more balanced portfolio and of course with wind,...
...beyond 2014 and the following: How does the government foresee being able to meet the over-arching EU target of meeting 10% of transport fuel requirements from renewables by 2020? The...
...agreeing that our industry should work with renewables – particularly those unable to supply hot water all year round – Atkinson Equipment made a plea for our industry not to...
...and their impact on 52 technologies, highlights the complexity and diversity of the changes ahead. Accelerating The transition to renewables is happening at a much faster pace than anticipated; the...
...hydrogen from excess renewables, we expect it to be blue hydrogen through reclamation of restatements, carbon capture, and potentially other technologies like hydrogen from nuclear sources as well. What’s critical...
...the choice to integrate next generation biofuels into its supplies alongside standard renewables. Development fuels are made from sustainable waste or residual feedstock, with the exclusion of segregated oils and...
...agreeing that our industry should work with renewables – particularly those unable to supply hot water all year round – Atkinson Equipment made a plea for our industry not to...
...development, but together with renewables and CCUS, is a key pillar of the future energy system. This highlights the need for coordinated industrial policy and a clear strategy that incorporates:...
...The Hydrogen Transport and Storage Working group is made up of more than 25 HEA members, including representatives from BP, British Solar Renewables, Logan Energy and Luxfer. Dan Arnold, co-chair...
...far behind our European counterparts, where renewables meet an average of 22% of demand. While the Government has recognised the need to lower emissions from the sector, it has focused...
...companies are ordered to pay a higher tax levy than these fossil fuel producers, 45% vs 35%, with no chance of a discount for re-investment in renewables. “These are the...
...investment managers in UK renewables, to launch HyGen Energy Holdings Limited. The new company will build, own and operate commercial scale hydrogen production facilities across the UK and Ireland. As...
...on the industry by COVID-19. Diversification delivers The Rix Group’s ongoing strategy of diversification is also continuing to pay dividends. Rix Renewables made significant progress in 2021 growing revenue by...
