RWE Innogy UK’s Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm was officially opened today by First Minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones. Situated eight miles offshore in Liverpool Bay, Gwynt y Môr is the world’s second largest wind farm and has the capacity to generate 576MW...
Today’s announcement from DECC that it intends to cut financial support to onshore wind could leave thousands of British jobs and millions of pounds worth of investment hanging in the balance. It also means the security of the UK’s future clean energy...
The renewable energy industry is nearly as diverse as the people, communities and businesses we support through our employment and provision of low-cost, green energy. Our membership reflects that diversity, and we are delighted to announce that Freshwater,...
With a closing date of Friday 3 July, time is running out to enter the 2015 Wales Green Energy Awards. The awards, organised by RenewableUK Cymru, celebrate the achievements of the green energy industry in Wales. The Awards are open to both individuals and...
RenewableUK Cymru today launched a petition to ask Amber Rudd MP, Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, to consult with Welsh Government on any proposals to change the renewable obligation for onshore wind in Wales. Speaking about the petition,...
Today’s decision from DECC brings Wales one step closer to a bold new renewable era. Although the proposed lagoon in Swansea Bay is relatively modest in size compared to the mothballed Severn Barrage, it is a first-of-kind development which promises huge...
