Germany is pushing forward plans to speed up the renewables consenting process, increasing clean energy’s share of the electricity market to 80% by 2030. Our sector specialist Ada Paus examines the proactive policy moves making Berlin an example for Europe’s net zero ambitions.
As the solar PV market heats up in France, we’re working with a global leader in solar development to deliver a range of strategically important roles to support an ambitious development target.
New Secretary General David Trebolle brings a wealth of energy experience to Spain’s thermal solar association.
Join us in Boston to connect, network over Offshore Wind Drinks, and inspire the next generation of green leaders.
Amid a positive industry landscape, we’re working with a number of leading players in the US renewables sector to fill several key roles that will drive forward our clients’ pioneering projects.
We’re working with one of Europe’s leading green hydrogen players to fill four key roles in one of the biggest clean energy growth markets: find out more about the hydrogen opportunity and how to get involved.
We’ve partnered with OffshoreWind4Kids to bring their educational events to Troon and Portobello, engaging children and families in learning about renewables.
Taylor Hopkinson will supply specialists throughout the lifecycle of the 860MW Scottish offshore wind farm.
Join us in Atlantic City and take part in the discussion at our Day 3 workshop on Recruitment Strategies for Growing the Offshore Wind Workforce.
Relaxed consenting for solar projects and an offshore wind sector deal are set to make Poland a major European energy player by 2030. Our Polish sector specialist Lea Kuvalja looks at the state of play in Eastern Europe’s biggest renewables market.
Our team in Houston is growing to meet the US offshore wind sector’s demand for talent, with the addition of Emma Davies as Recruitment Team Lead.
The continuing global growth of renewables and clean energy, coupled with a growing appetite from institutions to make climate-conscious investments, is making offshore wind an attractive choice for deploying capital.
As the solar industry’s demand for talent increases, concerns are being raised that a shortage of skilled workers could hamper growth. Our Managing Director, Onshore Renewables discusses the solutions with PV Tech magazine.
Taylor Hopkinson is among five new partners of the Association for Black and Minority Ethnic Engineers Scotland.
From solar on the West Coast to offshore wind in the Northeast, the renewables sector in the US is growing – and so are our teams in Houston and Boston.
As safe, in-person events return we’re delighted to be back on the conference circuit, attending next week’s Scottish Renewables Offshore Wind Conference in Glasgow and Wind Energy Asia in Kaohsiung.
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