Renewable Energy

National Grid’s Future Energy Scenarios (FES)*, published on July 27, showed hydrogen – for heating, transport and clean dispatchable thermal energy - playing a pivotal role in three** out of the four of its net zero scenarios: Steady progression (SP), Consumer Transformation (CT), System Transformation (ST) and Leading the Way (LW).

EEEGR’s digital SNS2020 conference promises compelling speakers and inciteful debate on its theme “Smart Generation: the transition to 2050”.

Norfolk and Suffolk are at the epicentre of the world’s largest market for offshore wind energy, worth almost £1bn a year.

The contract has been signed to begin the transport and installation of foundations at Dogger Bank Wind Farm.

Geo-data specialists are set to scan the East Anglian sea bed in a deal worth £55m.

A wind farm off the East Anglian coast is now fully operational.

East Coast College has added to its already vast array of engineering courses this year to cement its place as the region’s leading educational engineering provider.

Two leading energy technology and innovation organisations have announced a five-year collaboration to deliver next generation energy technologies and accelerate the United Kingdom’s transition to a net zero future.

The Offshore Wind Growth Partnership (OWGP) is launching a new £2m package of funding and business support activities for the UK offshore wind supply chain.

A new business-led network is being launched to promote the role of East Anglia as a UK hydrogen cluster, building on the region’s existing strengths in offshore wind, gas landing and distribution and nuclear power.