Once fully operational in 2027, Hornsea 3 will generate 2.9 GW of clean electricity, sufficient to power more than 3 million homes in the UK.

Once fully operational in 2027, Hornsea 3 will generate 2.9 GW of clean electricity, sufficient to power more than 3 million homes in the UK.
The project includes a wind turbine, a 5 MW electrolyser, and a hydrogen refuelling station. Its success supports other green hydrogen initiatives in Spain.
According to new data from the Federal Network Agency, Germany has reached half of its 215 GW solar capacity goal set for 2030. However, the German Solar Industry Association warns that the energy transition is at risk unless investment conditions and storage development accelerate.
FES will bring together hundreds of renewable energy leaders in Lima, Bogotá, and Santiago to analyze opportunities for the energy transition and explore synergies and new business opportunities through exclusive networking spaces. Additionally, FES will host a webinar on the future of green energy in Brazil. Discover all the details!
From colour selection to grid connection, the German club reveals the technical and symbolic details of its solar system atop the Millerntor Stadium. “We deliberately prioritised symbolic power and inclusivity over maximum output – and thanks to innovative technology, the efficiency remains impressively high,” explains Esin Rager of FC St. Pauli.
The Chinese manufacturer has unveiled its new line of N-type modules with 24.1% efficiency, designed to endure temperatures below -30 °C, category 18 winds, and high UV irradiation, with applications already operating at altitudes above 4,000 meters.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has released its roadmap to reach between 45 and 47 GW of installed solar capacity by 2030. The strategy emphasizes rapid deployment, local industrial development, and community participation in the energy transition.
The Bundesnetzagentur has opened a new call for onshore wind power projects with a total volume of 3,441 MW. Bids can be submitted until August 1, 2025, when the auction results will be officially announced.
The UK’s Climate Change Committee (CCC) warned in its 2025 report that the country has lost momentum in its energy transition. It denounces the freezing of wind energy projects, the lack of planning for grid and storage infrastructure, and the total absence of clear signals to attract private investment. “There is no coherent strategy to deploy new capacity,” the body warns.
The framework guides the approval process for Member State Aid applications, which are subject to approval from the European Commission. The new rules are in force from today until 31 December 2030.
New strategy sets out 2025–2026 roadmap to transform Wales into a clean energy and industrial powerhouse, backed by industry leaders.
New data reveals residential systems make up 80% of national capacity, but utility-scale projects are poised to take the lead.
Industry now supports nearly 2,000 companies and over 55,000 jobs as wind power surpasses gas in UK electricity generation.
Closure marks a major step in Ireland’s clean energy journey as Moneypoint prepares for a low-carbon future.
The Federal Network Agency has awarded the N-9.4 area in the North Sea to North Sea OFW One GmbH, a subsidiary of TotalEnergies, for €180 million. The industry warns of mounting financial and technical risks in such developments.
Balcony power plants are transforming cityscapes, enabling renters and apartment dwellers to actively participate in the energy transition. With over a million systems now installed, plug-in solar is proving to be a scalable, affordable solution for decentralizing electricity production and lowering household energy costs.
In 2024, renewable energy accounted for 19.8% of the Netherlands’ total energy consumption, driven by offshore wind expansion and higher use of biofuels. The figure marks more than double the share recorded in 2019, according to the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS).
While Scotland projects 45 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035, the updated SMP-OWE still falls short of addressing key bottlenecks in transmission, permitting, and supply chain development. “What builds confidence isn’t another map – it’s a connected system,” states John MacAskill, Managing Director of Renewables at ABL Group, to Strategic Energy Europe.
During the Storage, Renewable and EV Integration Forum, Daniel Fraile, Chief Policy Officer at Hydrogen Europe, highlighted a 44% compound annual growth in new green hydrogen projects and a pipeline under construction nearing 3 GW. However, he acknowledged that progress “is not what was expected a few years ago.” He pointed to regulatory bottlenecks, called for technological neutrality, and urged faster permitting and grid access.
Scotland’s Energy Minister has announced the update of the Sectoral Marine Plan, unlocking over 45 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035, boosting the blue economy, technological innovation, and decarbonisation of the North Sea.
The United Kingdom has reached 17,781 MW of installed solar PV capacity as of April 2025, with more than 70% concentrated in England. Falling costs and the growth of residential installations are driving expansion, while Scotland and Wales are experiencing a slower pace.
Once fully operational in 2027, Hornsea 3 will generate 2.9 GW of clean electricity, sufficient to power more than 3 million homes in the UK.
The project includes a wind turbine, a 5 MW electrolyser, and a hydrogen refuelling station. Its success supports other green hydrogen initiatives in Spain.
According to new data from the Federal Network Agency, Germany has reached half of its 215 GW solar capacity goal set for 2030. However, the German Solar Industry Association warns that the energy transition is at risk unless investment conditions and storage development accelerate.
FES will bring together hundreds of renewable energy leaders in Lima, Bogotá, and Santiago to analyze opportunities for the energy transition and explore synergies and new business opportunities through exclusive networking spaces. Additionally, FES will host a webinar on the future of green energy in Brazil. Discover all the details!
From colour selection to grid connection, the German club reveals the technical and symbolic details of its solar system atop the Millerntor Stadium. “We deliberately prioritised symbolic power and inclusivity over maximum output – and thanks to innovative technology, the efficiency remains impressively high,” explains Esin Rager of FC St. Pauli.
The Chinese manufacturer has unveiled its new line of N-type modules with 24.1% efficiency, designed to endure temperatures below -30 °C, category 18 winds, and high UV irradiation, with applications already operating at altitudes above 4,000 meters.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has released its roadmap to reach between 45 and 47 GW of installed solar capacity by 2030. The strategy emphasizes rapid deployment, local industrial development, and community participation in the energy transition.
The Bundesnetzagentur has opened a new call for onshore wind power projects with a total volume of 3,441 MW. Bids can be submitted until August 1, 2025, when the auction results will be officially announced.
The UK’s Climate Change Committee (CCC) warned in its 2025 report that the country has lost momentum in its energy transition. It denounces the freezing of wind energy projects, the lack of planning for grid and storage infrastructure, and the total absence of clear signals to attract private investment. “There is no coherent strategy to deploy new capacity,” the body warns.
The framework guides the approval process for Member State Aid applications, which are subject to approval from the European Commission. The new rules are in force from today until 31 December 2030.
New strategy sets out 2025–2026 roadmap to transform Wales into a clean energy and industrial powerhouse, backed by industry leaders.
New data reveals residential systems make up 80% of national capacity, but utility-scale projects are poised to take the lead.
Industry now supports nearly 2,000 companies and over 55,000 jobs as wind power surpasses gas in UK electricity generation.
Closure marks a major step in Ireland’s clean energy journey as Moneypoint prepares for a low-carbon future.
The Federal Network Agency has awarded the N-9.4 area in the North Sea to North Sea OFW One GmbH, a subsidiary of TotalEnergies, for €180 million. The industry warns of mounting financial and technical risks in such developments.
Balcony power plants are transforming cityscapes, enabling renters and apartment dwellers to actively participate in the energy transition. With over a million systems now installed, plug-in solar is proving to be a scalable, affordable solution for decentralizing electricity production and lowering household energy costs.
In 2024, renewable energy accounted for 19.8% of the Netherlands’ total energy consumption, driven by offshore wind expansion and higher use of biofuels. The figure marks more than double the share recorded in 2019, according to the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS).
While Scotland projects 45 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035, the updated SMP-OWE still falls short of addressing key bottlenecks in transmission, permitting, and supply chain development. “What builds confidence isn’t another map – it’s a connected system,” states John MacAskill, Managing Director of Renewables at ABL Group, to Strategic Energy Europe.
During the Storage, Renewable and EV Integration Forum, Daniel Fraile, Chief Policy Officer at Hydrogen Europe, highlighted a 44% compound annual growth in new green hydrogen projects and a pipeline under construction nearing 3 GW. However, he acknowledged that progress “is not what was expected a few years ago.” He pointed to regulatory bottlenecks, called for technological neutrality, and urged faster permitting and grid access.
Scotland’s Energy Minister has announced the update of the Sectoral Marine Plan, unlocking over 45 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2035, boosting the blue economy, technological innovation, and decarbonisation of the North Sea.
The United Kingdom has reached 17,781 MW of installed solar PV capacity as of April 2025, with more than 70% concentrated in England. Falling costs and the growth of residential installations are driving expansion, while Scotland and Wales are experiencing a slower pace.
The Ministry for Ecological Transition has positively resolved photovoltaic, wind, and energy storage projects, notably Iberdrola’s partial withdrawal from the public utility declaration for the nearly 275 MW Caparacena photovoltaic plant.
Although the European Commission plans to formally present and adopt the European Grid Package in the fourth quarter of 2025, its impact will largely depend on the ability to address the issues already identified in the EU Grid Action Plan.
The Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has officially approved a framework that removes duplicate charges for stored and reinjected electricity, aligning the country with EU standards and paving the way for greater investor confidence in energy storage.