Gridlock for UK Renewables!
Green transition: A game of two halves The UK, like many countries, is grappling with an ongoing transition towards greener energy. This is a complicated business worldwide for various reasons, such as: Disagreement on what counts as green ;…
Solar Panels and Permitted Development
Permitted development rights allow for certain improvements and alterations to be made without having to apply for planning permission. These can apply to residential households and to commercial properties. One of the things that can be done under permitted development is installing solar panels with certain conditions, which differ for…
‘No Mow May’
We’ve all heard of ‘Movember’, the annual event of growing moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men’s health, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer and men’s mental health. There’s also ‘Go Sober October’, that encourages people to give up alcohol for the month of October to…
UK Wind and Solar Electricity Production Overtakes Fossil Fuel Production for the First Time
In January, we reported that the record for instantaneous wind power generation had been broken twice in quick succession, and we can now celebrate some further records regarding power generation over an entire three-month period. Wind and Solar Outstrip Fossil Fuels In the first quarter of 2023, wind and solar…
New Zealand: Fast-Track to Net Zero
Since the construction of the first hydroelectric power plant in the southern hemisphere, in 1885, New Zealand has become one of the world leaders in Renewable Energy . Approximately 84% of the country’s electricity comes from renewable energy sources and they plan to be using 100% by 2035 as well…
Canary Wharf to be Powered by Scottish Wind Farm
Canary Wharf, the central business district and home to hundreds of office and retail spaces in east London, has struck a deal with one of the world’s biggest providers of renewable energy, and will soon be powered by a wind farm 450 miles away. Figure 1: Canary Wharf. The…
New Technical Analyst Joins Pager Power
We are very pleased to welcome Jacob Cunningham to the growing Pager Power technical team; Jacob joined us on the 13th March, and has been enjoying his first few months with us. He recently finished studying for a degree in Economics at the University of Bath and has joined the…
‘Historic’ Climate Victory for New York
The state of New York has passed legislation that will boost the state’s output of renewable energy and is a significant step towards the public ownership of utilities. The legislation, which is part of the state’s new budget, calls for the public power company to produce 100% of its electricity…
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Radar constraints are an old and persistent nemesis for onshore wind developers. This article presents an overview of the most commonly encountered hurdles for onshore developers in this regard as they pertain to civil radar interests. Learn more:
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