Wind

State of the Sector 2020 report notes that the UK now boasts more than 260MW of community-owned energy capacity and has the potential to power 2.2 million homes by 2030 and support nearly 9,000 jobs

Over 50 leading companies call on member states to deliver green recovery package that boosts market for power purchase agreements

Households can pay up front to part own the one-turbine project in exchange for receiving the power it generates, in a first for the UK's wind industry

Total snaps up majority stake in £3bn Seagreen 1 project that is set to be completed in 2022/23 in Firth of Forth

The government yesterday refused development consent for a 34-turbine extension to the Thanet wind farm off the coast of Kent, citing concerns about the project's impact on shipping, ports and marine navigation.

Final decisions on Ørsted and Vattanfall wind energy projects off Norfolk coast have been pushed back until July

Electricity grid smashed several records over the bank holiday weekend, with low demand and high renewables output cutting both CO2 and flexible tariff prices

In its vision for the UK's transition to net zero, RenewableUK predicts that installed wind capacity will surge six-fold to more than 120GW by 2050.

Massive 108 metre long blades are set to deliver up to 15MW of capacity, delivering enough power for 18,000 homes from a single turbine

New renewable power capacity set to drop 13 per cent from last year but rebound in 2021 after coronavirus crisis