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Country summary: United Kingdom
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United Kingdom - recent news
| 30 Jan 26 |
UK/Africa: Masdar and Octopus forge strategic pact to turbocharge clean energy systems in UK and Africa Abu Dhabi Future Energy PJSC – Masdar, a global clean energy leader, and Octopus Energy, the global energy tech disruptor, have signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) for initiatives in the UK and Africa. |
| 29 Jan 26 |
UK: 63 MW Scottish wind farm to use low-emission steel in UK onshore first Vattenfall has signed an order with Vestas for turbines for the 63MW Clashindarroch II Wind Farm project near Huntly, Scotland. The order includes the supply, installation, and commissioning of 14 Vestas V136 4.5 MW wind turbines, along with a 30-year service agreement. All the turbine towers will be manufactured using low-emission steel. |
| 28 Jan 26 |
UK: Government saves 300 jobs on the Isle of Wight Government intervention alongside investment from Vestas has saved over 300 jobs at their Isle of Wight factory, securing its future as the UK’s only dedicated onshore wind blade plant. |
| 28 Jan 26 |
UK: The Jobs Foundation publishes new report on the ‘Cliff Edge’ of the energy transition This latest report looks at both the effect of government policy on the energy sector, as well as the ramifications that has had on jobs and on communities – with the community in this case being the city of Aberdeen. |
| 28 Jan 26 |
UK’s clean energy pact with European neighbours will boost energy security and reduce bills RenewableUK’s Deputy Chief Executive Jane Cooper comments on the clean energy security pact made by the UK Government and other European countries at the North Sea Summit in Hamburg, which will deliver major new offshore wind projects in shared waters. |
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