Resilient grids: Grid-forming batteries may become a requirement
Emilie Jung discusses the growing role of batteries in grid stability, including the high potential of commercial and industrial storage systems.
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Emilie Jung discusses the growing role of batteries in grid stability, including the high potential of commercial and industrial storage systems.
As lobsters migrate to colder waters due to climate change, Jonah crabs are becom-ing one of the most important species for fisheries in Southern New England.
Energy Systems Catapult will host a new Scale-Up Zone at the All-Energy 2026 conference in Glasgow from 13 – 14 May, bringing together some of the UK's most promising energy innovators on a national stage.
Mike Torbitt, Managing Director of Cressall, explains why grid readiness must now match renewable ambition to secure a stable energy transition.
Mark Macaulay, Partner, Roddy Cormack, Senior Associate, and Alec Cameron, Associate, Dentons, explores how hydropower is being redefined as an energy asset.
Ali Inal, Managing Director, Senkron Digital, explains how connecting the dots between infrastructure, operations, and intelligence operators will have better control over the next phase of renewable growth.
As offshore wind capacity continues to expand, subsea power cables have become one of the most critical, and vulnerable, components of the sector’s infrastructure. These cables carry electricity from offshore turbines to onshore grids and interconnect individual turbines across wind farms. Despite their importance, cable reliability remains one of the industry’s most persistent operational challenges, argues Dr Chris Minto, Director & Founder, Indeximate.
Global renewable energy infrastructure investment surged 49% y/y to US$496.7 billion in 2025, with Europe representing the largest share of investment into the sector, according to new research from Ansarada.
Patrick Architta, APAC Regional Director for Wind at Ramboll, takes a look at Asia-Pacific’s offshore wind market, and how the region appears to be overcoming challenges on its clean energy transition.
According to SolarPower Europe’s latest European Market Outlook, 2025 marked another strong year for photovoltaics within the EU.
Britain has announced record levels of new solar and onshore wind projects as part of its latest renewables auction.
The tenth annual Global Energy Talent Index shows that while artificial intelligence adoption in the renewable workforce has nearly doubled, hiring managers still face challenges in hiring experienced professionals.