Ofgem, the UK energy regulator, has confirmed that Jonathan Brearley will continue in his role as chief executive for an additional five years, extending his tenure…
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Low Carbon has revealed plans for a new 138MW wind farm in Strathearn, Perthshire, at Invergeldie Estate near Comrie and St Fillans. The updated design proposals…
Low Carbon has unveiled plans to develop a 500MW solar and energy storage park in Kent, southern England. The South Kent Energy Park will be located…
EirGrid has awarded contracts for four synchronous condensers to aid Ireland’s transition to a renewable-heavy energy grid. These Low Carbon Inertia Services (LCIS) will provide essential…
SSE Renewables has acquired the development rights to the 120MW/240MWh Thornsberry Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project in County Offaly, Ireland, from Low Carbon. The project,…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that Great British Energy, a new public body, will receive an initial £125 million to drive forward project development and establish headquarters…
UK renewable energy company Low Carbon has announced the sale of a 6-GW battery energy storage (BESS) portfolio to S4 Energy, a Dutch developer and operator…
Masdar and Emsteel have completed the UAE’s first pilot project to produce steel using green hydrogen in Abu Dhabi, marking a milestone for the Middle East…
Evero has announced that both of its carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects have successfully passed the deliverability assessment in the UK Government’s Hynet Track 1…
Low Carbon has successfully brought four large-scale solar projects online in the UK, delivering a total capacity of 133 MW. Among the energised assets, the Layer…
Real estate firm Boultbee Brooks and low-carbon infrastructure developer Infraland have formed a new partnership to advance renewable energy production under the name Infrabee. With five…
Shell’s renewables and energy solutions segment reported a $200 million decrease in earnings for the second quarter of 2024, reaching an adjusted loss of $187 million.…