All 116 T-pylons across Somerset have been fully wired up signalling a major milestone in the process of connecting the under construction Hinkley Point C to the grid.
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Burying of cable for 190km Ireland to Wales subsea interconnector begins
The laying and burying of cable needed for the 190km Greenlink Interconnector that will connect Ireland and Wales’ power grids has begun.
UK demands Russia halt ‘bombardment of Ukrainian energy infrastructure’ as nuclear plant seized
Russia’s seizure of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant raises the risk of a nuclear incident and its attacks on infrastructure must halt, a UK diplomat has warned the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
2,100t of solid radioactive waste retrieved and stored at Hunterston A
Over 2,100t of radioactive solid intermediate level waste (ILW) have been safely retrieved and stored at nuclear power site Hunterston A in Scotland by Nuclear Restoration Services (NRS).
Plan for £200M carbon capture upgrade at North Wales energy from waste facility revealed
Enfinium is progressing plans for to invest around £200M carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology at the Parc Adfer energy from waste facility in Deeside, North Wales.
Zaporizhzhia drone attack | How can nuclear reactors be protected from war?
Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was directly targeted by the Russian military drones on 7 April 2024, leading experts to raise the alarm about the risks of attacking hazardous infrastructure assets.
Italian hydroelectric dam suffers underwater explosion causing multiple fatalities
At least three people have died, four are missing and five are seriously injured following an explosion at a hydroelectric dam on Lake Suviana in northern Italy on Tuesday 9 April.
Contractors wanted for £470M north Scotland power cable infrastructure framework
Scottish Hydro Electric Power Distribution (SHEPD) is on the hunt for contractors to join its £470M framework for cable infrastructure installation works.
To keep pace towards net zero we need to build community trust in renewable energy projects
Last month, the National Grid Electricity Systems Operator (ESO) published its ambitious £58bn plan to achieve decarbonisation by 2035, suggesting connecting offshore wind parks to the grid via a cross-country “electrical spine”.
How concrete bases and industrialised production can amplify benefits of floating offshore wind
There are developments that can be made to floating offshore wind to further exploit the benefits of the technology, according to the CEO of BW Ideol, a French company looking to bring these innovationss to the UK market.