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10 Mar 26 |
UK: New Aberdeen study finds seabirds steer clear of turbine blades A detailed new collaborative study between Vattenfall and Spoor, a biodiversity technology company specialising in AI-powered bird monitoring, has confirmed that seabirds are safely steering clear of offshore wind turbines at Vattenfall’s Aberdeen offshore wind farm. |
10 Mar 26 |
UK: Angus Energy provides hedging update Angus Energy, a UK AIM quoted independent oil and gas company, has successfully placed additional gas hedges covering the period April 2026 to June 2027, securing 7.745 million therms at an average weighted price of approximately 101 pence per therm |
10 Mar 26 |
UK: Penspen opens new Newcastle office to drive European asset integrity growth International engineering consultancy Penspen has opened a new office in Newcastle’s Time Central facility as it plans further growth in the European asset integrity market. |
10 Mar 26 |
UK: Red Rock Renewables reaches Financial Close on Benbrack Wind Farm Edinburgh-based renewable energy company, Red Rock Renewables, has reached Financial Close on a £62m financing with Lloyds, HSBC and China Construction Bank for its Benbrack Onshore Wind Farm. |
08 Mar 26 |
UK: NSTA grants consent for carbon storage appraisal well Carbon storage in the UK has taken another step forward after the NSTA granted consent to drill a carbon storage appraisal well which could become a build-out of the Endurance project off the coast of Teesside. It is another important step forward in helping the growing industry reach first injection and meet government targets of storing 100 million tonnes of CO2 per year |
08 Mar 26 |
OEUK Briefing: Global developments and UK energy considerations OEUK has issued a statement regarding 'Global developments and UK energy considerations', as a result of conflict across the Middle East - and why domestic oil & gas still matter as we build out renewables. |
