Natural Power supports Network Rail’s landmark solar project

 Delays to grid connections remain one of the most pressing obstacles in the UK’s drive to decarbonise. Across the country, “shovel-ready” projects are stuck in the queue — a frustrating contradiction for a nation aiming to triple solar and wind capacity by 2030. While government and Ofgem are reforming the process — particularly for generation and storage — policy change alone won’t solve the problem. What’s needed is a shift in delivery mindset. A recent project in Corby offers a glimpse of what’s possible when developers, Independent Connection Providers and Independent Distribution Network Operators work in sync from day one. 

OEG, a leading energy solutions business, has won a significant multi-million-pound contract to support the construction phase of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm until it becomes operational in 2027.

EnerMech has been awarded a three-year fixed term contract with a further two by two-year extension option periods by Dana Petroleum.

European heatwave exposing limitations of power grids

 New research from Sulzer reveals widespread inefficiencies across industrial pump fleets, with some operators missing out on energy savings of over $1.5 million per site.

•   Aberdeen-based positioning expert delivers record financial year

• Service to maritime/offshore energy industries set to expand to land-based customers

Aed Energy has secured investment from Catalyst, the Masdar City–bp backed accelerator focused on scaling climate technologies across the Middle East and beyond. The investment will support Aed Energy’s regional growth and fast-track the deployment of its long-duration thermal energy storage systems.

Vattenfall IDNO’s Suzanna Lashford outlines the overlooked role of IDNOs in the UK’s clean energy legislation 

 In a significant milestone for European energy security, first gas is flowing through Strohm’s Thermoplastic Composite Pipe (TCP) system at the Wilhelmshaven 2 terminal in Germany, following the successful commissioning of a second Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU), Excelsior. This marks the first time gas is being delivered to Europe through this newly installed subsea pipeline infrastructure.

Visas2 launches following strategic acquisition 
to deliver next-generation global mobility services

Natural Power supports TerraForm Power’s acquisition of Sun Tribe Development

Leading inspection, lifting and manual handling provider, Safelift, is pleased to announce that The Event Complex Aberdeen (TECA), has renewed their contract to carry out lifting equipment inspections at the venue for an additional three years.

EnerMech has been awarded a contract by ExxonMobil to deliver a complete flowline decommissioning package for the Hoover Diana development in the Gulf of Mexico.

ASCO has secured a landmark nine-figure contract with a major North Sea energy operator, reinforcing its position as the leading logistics provider to the energy industry.

JDR Cable Systems completes type test qualification of next generation 132kV subsea cables for offshore energy applications

Solfit, the UK-based manufacturer of integrated solar solutions, has officially launched its

latest product, the JT 425Wp In-Roof Panel, offering a new standard in compliant, high-output

solar technology for domestic rooftops.

Access control for doors: How to integrate it

with POB

Verlume, the world leader in subsea batteries and power management systems, has appointed Valor Ocean Technologies as its first business development agent in Canada. The partnership follows the successful offshore deployment of three Verlume Charge systems in Canadian waters and signals a strategic expansion to meet growing market demand.