Sophie Stainthorpe

The East of England is perfectly positioned to take advantage of the boom in renewable energy – and new investment brand GENERATE will be helping local businesses capture opportunities to create growth, jobs and investment.

An international company with a Great Yarmouth offshore operations support site has invested £500,000 in crane simulators.

Diversity and inclusion are increasingly important when it comes to attracting and retaining the best staff.

GENERATE, a pioneering partnership of East of England businesses and political leaders created to champion and showcase the region’s energy investment opportunities and capabilities, launched at Global Offshore Wind last week.

Global offshore equipment leader OEG Offshore (OEG) today added further strength to its portfolio of products and services by acquiring offshore communications specialist Fern Communications (Fern).

RenewableUK’s Global Offshore Wind (GOW) 2021 is the place to be for anyone involved within the offshore wind sector across the UK.

With the challenges brought to small and medium businesses by the global pandemic, it comes as no surprise that as they begin to re-open and start to re-establish themselves, many are finding it difficult to invest in areas that could unlock their potential business growth.

East of England Energy Group (EEEGR), an all-energy trade association, has announced exciting organisational changes supporting its recent commitments to continue building a truly representational all-energy service across the eastern region.

EEEGR’s flagship annual conference and exhibition has been moved to a new date of March 2-3, 2022 to enable EEEGR to deliver the best event possible for the benefit of the region in line with its customer and Stakeholder Manifesto.

Renewable energy is booming in the East of England after an ‘extraordinary’ five months when connection approvals for new solar farms more than doubled in energy capacity compared to the same period last year.