In the first part of a two-part article, Jordan Mason, Contract Recruitment Manager, Airswift, looks at the geographics of recruitment, the friendly competition from other sectors for skills, and how certification can be a barrier for some candidates.
Timo Moeller, Chief Growth Officer for NovaSource Power Services, provides insight into a few of the trends to watch for the next year in solar, and gives a forecast for the year ahead.
The board of Anesco has appointed Hildagarde McCarville as its Chief Executive Officer, taking over from Mark Futyan, who will remain with the company as a Non-Executive Director.
Shawn Kreloff, Bioenergy Devco Founder and CEO, USA, discusses the best way North America can adapt to and cool down the fast-warming planet through emissions reduction.
Dongyoung Kim, Technical Assistant, Reddie & Grose, discusses how recycling solar panels can help complete the sustainability cycle of photovoltaic power generation.
Dr Carlos de Palacio, Renewable Segment Manager Grid Integration, Hitachi Energy, Spain, outlines the essential technologies needed to integrate solar into the power grid.
Karl Farrow, Founder and CEO of CeraPhi Energy, UK, talks about the opportunity geothermal presents as a viable and realistic part of the energy mix, and how the skill set of the oil and gas sector could be harnessed in this transition.
Cerianne Cummings, Offshore Wind Market Director, Kent, asks the question: Could collaborative delivery models mitigate global supply challenges in the offshore wind market?
Austin Harbison, Smart Technology Manager, CRP Subsea, UK, talks about the importance of safely protecting subsea electrical cables in the shallow waters of offshore wind farms.
James Gregg, Chief Operating Officer, Motive Offshore Group, explores how climate change and the energy security crisis will require a new offshore energy skills base.
SSE Renewables has appointed Dan Pearson as Director of Business Development, reporting directly to Managing Director Stephen Wheeler as part of the Renewables Executive Committee.
Renewable development could be an ideal import exit strategy for Croatia’s power industry ahead of anticipated rising electricity demand, says GlobalData.