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01 May 26 |
UK: Business leaders urge Holyrood candidates to back Scottish energy security With the future of energy in the spotlight throughout the election campaign, Scottish Renewables has launched a 'Scottish Energy Pledge' highlighting to political parties the need to secure domestic energy production. |
01 May 26 |
Germany: Qualitas Energy secures permits for 59 MW of wind capacity in Germany Qualitas Energy has secured permits for two wind energy projects located in Rhineland-Palatinate and Lower Saxony, Germany. With a combined capacity exceeding 59 MW, these projects further reinforce the company’s late-stage development pipeline in the country. |
30 Apr 26 |
UK: Penspen awarded Hydrogen Transition Pathways for Industrial Clusters Study International energy consultancy Penspen has been awarded a critical research project designed to look into how hydrogen can support the transition of the UK’s industrial clusters. |
30 Apr 26 |
Delta and Centrica launch scalable off-grid fuel cell power solution Centrica and Delta Electronics, Inc. have announced an infrastructure partnership to serve the data centre market and energy intensive industries in the UK and Europe, launching with Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs) for off-grid energy generation. |
30 Apr 26 |
Italy: Prospex Energy provides an update on the Selva Malvezzi production concession Prospex Energy, the AIM quoted investing company focused on European gas and power projects, has provided an update from the Selva Malvezzi production concession in Italy following the publication by Po Valley Energy of its Q1-2026 activity report. |
30 Apr 26 |
Greenland: Nasdaq listed JV partner Greenland Energy Company ('GLND') raises US$70,000,000 - Jameson drilling funded with 80M retaining 30% interest Under the terms of 80 Mile's definitive JV agreement, GLND is entitled to earn up to a 70% interest by funding 100% of the costs associated with drilling two exploration wells at the Company's Jameson project. 80 Mile will retain a 30% interest in Jameson through its wholly owned subsidiary White Flame Energy A/S. |
30 Apr 26 |
Czech Republic: Rolls-Royce SMR secures Czech contract to deliver Small Modular Reactor Programme Rolls-Royce SMR and CEZ Group have signed a contract that enables work to start on the Czech Republic’s first Small Modular Reactor (SMR) programme, launching first at the Temelín site in the South Bohemian Region. |
30 Apr 26 |
DNV to certify UK's Northern Endurance Partnership CO2 transport network DNV has been appointed Independent Certifier for the Northern Endurance Partnership (NEP), the CO2 transport and storage project underpinning the UK's East Coast Cluster. |
30 Apr 26 |
Norway: Statkraft signs long-term power contracts with Hydro Hydro Energi and Statkraft have signed two long-term power purchase agreements (PPA) for the total delivery of 0.9 TWh per year in 2029 and 2030 and 1.3 TWh per year in the period from 2031-2038. The PPAs secure a total supply of 12.3 TWh of power over a 10-year period to Hydro's primary aluminium production plants in Norway. |
29 Apr 26 |
Germany: Vestas announces 50 MW order in Germany Vestas has announced a 50 MW order in Germany as part of its Q2 order intake. Customer and Project name are undisclosed. Delivery planned to begin in Q21 2027; commissioning scheduled to begin in Q4 2027. |
29 Apr 26 |
Equinor exercises option to extend contract with Soiltech Equinor has exercised the option to extend the frame contract for Offshore Waste Management Services with Soiltech until 31 May 2028. |
29 Apr 26 |
Why wave energy must be the UK’s next great green frontier As an island nation with more than 11,000 miles of coastline, the UK sits beside one of the most powerful, and most overlooked renewable energy resources on Earth: ocean waves. Offshore wind has dominated Britain’s clean-energy identity for decades, but wave power is no longer a distant prospect. |
