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Good community engagement practice from renewables developers can establish a mutual understanding with local communities, scoring support for renewable energy projects.

Germany-headquartered solar services provider Greencells Group has firmed its position in the UK market via two contracts with Enray Power.

Plans for a £62 million energy storage facility with 100MW capacity have been approved for development at the Teesworks industrial zone.

The government has allocated over £630 million funding towards upgrades for public buildings that will help reduce energy costs.

Renewable energy developer Baywa.r.e has landed planning permission for three solar developments with a combined capacity of 96.5MW.

Scottish Ministers in the Energy Consents Unit have approved an application from energy storage developer Alcemi for a 300MW battery energy storage system (BESS) in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Energy storage specialist Eku Energy has secured £45 million in debt financing to fund the construction of a new battery energy storage system (BESS) in the West Midlands.

Two Blues Solar has executed a power purchase agreement (PPA) for 120 sites owned by Marston’s PLC, while Nottingham Council’s Harvey Hadden Sports Village has completed the third phase of its rooftop PV install.

In the latest issue of the PV Tech Power journal (Volume 42, Q2 2025), Elements Green’s 800MW solar NSIP provides an example of how developers respond to the concerns of local opponents.

The government has granted consent for Boom Power’s 400MW East Yorkshire Solar Farm, a nationally significant infrastructure project (NSIP).