Out in the North Sea, the offshore wind industry has a habit of thinking big: bigger foundations, bigger cables, bigger cranes. And now, even bigger turbines. The latest example comes
A major milestone in renewable energy has been reached off the coast of China with the successful grid connection of the world’s first 20 megawatt offshore wind turbine. Installed in
The Norfolk coastline is set to play a central role in the UK’s offshore wind expansion, with hundreds of new wind turbines planned for the North Sea over the coming
Britain’s wind fleet reached a new operational high in December, delivering a record 23,825 MW during the evening peak on 5 December 2025 At its height, wind generation supplied 47.4
The offshore wind sector closed out 2025 in a period of careful recalibration While global operational capacity continued to rise modestly, the final quarter of the year exposed a widening
The UK offshore wind sector has taken another decisive step forward with the Government’s confirmation, on 17th December 2025, of development consent for the Five Estuaries Offshore Wind Farm, reinforcing
Twenty five years ago, in December 2000, something quietly revolutionary happened off the coast of Blyth, Northumberland. Four turbines rose from the seabed, experimental, exposed and entirely untested at this
As the UK accelerates toward its clean energy ambitions, the spotlight often falls on turbines turning far out at sea. Yet the real groundwork usually begins on land. The extensive
Lowestoft is, if you didn’t know, as far east as you can possibly go in England. The town references this proudly, and the onshore wind turbine “Gulliver” at Ness Point
When you hear the term “NERS”, it may feel like just another acronym in the overwhelming world of regulation. But for organisations active in electricity network connections and infrastructure work