by Lucia Colaluce | Apr 28, 2025
The British Government allocates £300 million to the offshore wind supply chain and launches grid connection reforms set to unlock £40 billion annually in private investment, creating thousands of jobs and securing clean energy by 2030.
by Strategic Energy | Apr 27, 2025
The European Commission approved a €612 million Portuguese plan to reduce electricity rates for electro-intensive companies, preventing their relocation to countries with less stringent climate policies. In return, the beneficiaries must promote energy efficiency measures or use renewable energy. The initiative seeks to balance industrial competitiveness and decarbonization goals.
by Strategic Energy | Apr 27, 2025
The Solar Stewardship Initiative (SSI) welcomes the UK government’s proposed amendment to the GB Energy Bill, aimed at combating forced labor in solar supply chains. The organization reaffirms its commitment to a just energy transition based on human rights, environmental sustainability, and responsible governance, while promoting transparency and traceability in the global photovoltaic industry.
by Milena Giorgi | Apr 25, 2025
The suspension of the under-construction Empire Wind 1 project, led by Equinor and featuring components manufactured in Europe, has raised alarm bells. According to consultant Kiko Maza, this development puts the growth of European companies at risk.
by Lucia Colaluce | Apr 25, 2025
At the Summit on the Future of Energy Security, over 120 ministers, CEOs and international leaders agreed that secure, reliable and affordable energy is critical for economic stability, industrial competitiveness and climate resilience. “Without energy security, there is no national security”, asserts UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
by Milena Giorgi | Apr 25, 2025
The consortium formed by Simply Blue Group, Proes Amper, and FF Nev has expressed its readiness to compete in upcoming floating offshore wind auctions. While welcoming the definition of the model and timelines, they remain cautious about potential changes following the 18 May elections.