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04 Oct 26 |
UK Government clean power chief Chris Stark steps down Chris Stark is stepping down as the UK Government’s Head of Mission Control for Clean Power after just over two years in the role. Stark, appointed by former Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, has been a key figure in Labour’s push to expand renewable energy and reform the electricity system. |
04 Oct 26 |
UK: Great British Energy expands £300m Supply Chain Fund to support more UK manufacturers Great British Energy has announced an expansion of its £300 million Supply Chain Fund: Offshore Wind and Networks, increasing the number of eligible critical components from 12 to 29. |
02 Oct 26 |
UK: SSEN Transmission publishes 2025/26 reports highlighting strong RIIO-T2 delivery and progress towards Clean Power 2030 SSEN Transmission has this week published its 2025/26 Annual Performance and Sustainability Reports, showcasing a year of continued progress in delivering the infrastructure required to support energy security, economic growth and clean power across the UK. |
02 Oct 26 |
UK: Early work starts on proposed Adlingfleet wind farm Vattenfall is exploring proposals for a new onshore wind farm in the East Riding of Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire. Adlingfleet Wind Farm would be located near Adlingfleet, Garthorpe, Fockerby and Luddington. Current proposals are for up to eight turbines with a potential generating capacity of around 56 megawatts (MW). |
01 Oct 26 |
UK: Aker Solutions awarded engineering and integrity contract by bp Aker Solutions will provide engineering, integrity management, project support and operational services. The new agreement expands the company’s existing support for bp’s west of Shetland assets to also include central North Sea assets. |
