National Grid is accelerating the connection of up to 20GW of clean energy projects to its electricity transmission and distribution networks in England and Wales.
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Costain and Jacobs win EDF contracts to support work on eight UK nuclear power stations
Costain and Jacobs have both won roles on EDF Energy frameworks to deliver services across eight nuclear power stations in the UK.
Engineering construction workers in energy sector poised to strike after deal rejection
Thousands of construction workers at energy sites across the UK are poised to strike after snubbing an “inadequate” pay deal.
Bechtel to expand key depleted uranium processing plant in Cheshire
Bechtel has been selected by nuclear enrichment specialist Urenco to provide front end engineering design (Feed) for the expansion of a key depleted uranium processing plant in the UK.
First phase of Isle of Grain onshore works completed for £2.4bn UK-German interconnector
The first phase UK onshore works for the £2.4bn (€2.8bn) NeuConnect energy link between the UK and Germany has been completed.
Sizewell C seeks contractor for civils and installation for electrical systems
Sizewell C Ltd has opened its search for civils and installation works to create an electrical system for the £20bn nuclear plant.
Storm Ciarán: dozens of projects paused due to winds and flooding
Dozens of projects have been paused for safety reasons this week as Storm Ciarán wreaked havoc across the south of the UK.
Ramboll wins £117M Norwegian power grid expansion contracts
Ramboll has been awarded three framework agreements with Norwegian power grid operator Statnett, worth a potential NOK 1.6BN (£117.4M) over eight years, to aid in expanding the country’s electricity grid and supporting its green energy transition.
Costain completes complex Connah’s Quay cooling tower work ahead of schedule
Costain has completed packing upgrades on the Connah’s Quay power station in North Wales ahead of schedule through methods including use of remote control diggers.
Existing infrastructure offers a green energy shortcut without cutting corners
Last month the International Energy Agency (IEA) published a report stating that 80M km of new power lines ought to be built or replaced by 2040 if we intend to meet internationally agreed climate targets. That’s equivalent to doubling the entire planet’s existing grid system.