by Strategic Energy | Aug 26, 2025
Three major green hydrogen projects led by French firms are moving forward in the United Kingdom, backed by public funding and totalling over 250 MW of electrolysis capacity. With active roles in the Tees, Wallsend and Fawley initiatives, companies like Lhyfe, EDF, Hynamics and Hy24 are strengthening their global presence and shaping the future of renewable hydrogen deployment in Europe.
by Milena Giorgi | Aug 25, 2025
A total of 40 battery and pumped storage projects have advanced through authorisations over the past three years. With solar and wind hybridisations leading the way and several strategic stand-alone schemes, companies such as Enel Green Power, Iberdrola, OPDEnergy, Statkraft and Grenergy stand out as key players.
by Strategic Energy | Aug 25, 2025
A Wood Mackenzie report warns that European refineries could become the initial driving force for green hydrogen: they have already invested over US$5 billion, supported by RED III, although high costs and slow regulatory adoption are still hindering expansion.
by Milena Giorgi | Aug 22, 2025
AEGE’s managing director, Pedro González, analyses the impact of the validation of the 80% discount on grid levies until July and stresses that only a wider deployment of renewable energy, decoupled from gas and CO2, will allow the recovery of competitiveness for industry.
by Strategic Energy | Aug 22, 2025
Timahoe North Solar Farm in Co Kildare will deliver 108MWp of renewable energy, enough to power around 25,000 homes. The project has been fully operational since early 2025. Joint venture between two of Ireland’s largest energy providers will deliver up to 500MW of solar in support of national climate targets.
by Strategic Energy | Aug 22, 2025
The massive steel structure that will house ScottishPower Renewables’ first-ever HVDC offshore converter station has been successfully installed in the southern North Sea.
August 26, 2025French Green Hydrogen Leaders Expand Global Presence with Major UK Projects
