A standardised approach for quantifying the mechanical limits of subsea cables has been published by offshore wind industry leaders and the Carbon Trust, addressing uncertainty in the offshore industry on the performance limits of subsea cables.
In our Summer 2025 issue of Energy Global, Luke Bridgman, Ørsted, outlines some recent milestones for the world’s largest offshore wind farm: Hornsea 3.
In the Summer 2025 issue of Energy Global, Glenn Kangisser, Partner, Shu Shu Wong, Counsel, and Grace Kaplow, Associate, Haynes Boone, look at energy trends and transformation across the Americas. This special report lists all the sources used for this article.
Quanta Technology empowers US utilities to shift from legacy tools to optimisation-driven planning using Gurobi. Its AI-based solution enhances grid reliability and resilience by solving complex system models at full scale – improving performance, reducing outages, and enabling smarter, faster decision-making for a more sustainable and efficient energy future.
kWh Analytics 2025 Solar Risk Assessment Report highlights challenges and opportunities to the renewable energy sector as solar and battery storage play a more prominent role in supporting the electrical grid.
A new report from the International Energy Agency shows that now is the time to seize bigoas opportunity, argues Matt Hale Global Key Account Director, HRS Heat Exchangers.
Paul Cairns, CEO of Charge Offshore, discusses the importance of planning interoperability into future developments and explores the impact that industry-wide standardisation would have on the transition to marine fleet electrification.
At this year’s INTERSOLAR Europe solar photovoltaics (PV) exhibition in Munich, a company from Italy named WiseGlow became a focal point of the industry.
Richard Butland, CEO, Highview Power explores how long duration energy storage is a vital part of the UK's future power system, helping to deliver more clean more and meet decarbonisation goals.
Polling of English councillors and public by Root-Power finds high level of support for new renewable projects despite scepticism of government targets.
With analysis from BiGGAR Economics, commissioned by RenewableUK Cymru in partnership with Solar Energy UK and Marine Energy Wales, the report says the Welsh government policy could deliver 17.9 GW of installed renewable capacity, £46.9 billion in private investment, and nearly 8000 skilled, high-paid jobs by 2035.
The 16th annual Biofuels International Conference & Expo will once again take place in Brussels this June, uniting key players from the global biofuels sector at a pivotal moment for energy security and climate resilience.
To mark the start of HUSUM WIND 2025, the largest excursion of its kind in the European wind market in the past 15 years has been organised in co-operation with WAB e.V. and FRS Helogline.