Following the success of the collaborative 2023 Energy Outlook Report, Taylor Hopkinson and Brunel are exploring how renewables professionals feel about the future of the industry.
Taylor Hopkinson, along with our colleagues at the Brunel Foundation and Wind4Kids, signed off a positive week in Asia with another successful educational event in Taipei.
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Hear first-hand about life at the forefront of the energy transition in our interview with Chris Akehurst, a Taylor Hopkinson offshore wind Client Rep working on the CFXD project in Taiwan.
Taylor Hopkinson is delighted to welcome the experienced HR and staffing leader Kevin Wilder as our new Vice President, Americas.
Having delivered over 10 events already across the UK, Europe and the US, our next stop is Asia! We will bring this wonderful initiative to Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, engaging children and families in learning about renewables.
Quadrupling global wind capacity to 3TW this decade means adding tens of thousands of new wind technicians to handle installations and O&M. Our new software platform Mobilise helps overcome the scaling challenges by helping clients find compliant, work-ready technicians – and helping contractors find opportunities and manage their work life.
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On World Oceans Day, OREAC (Ocean Renewable Energy Action Coalition) outlines a vision for offshore wind to grow from 30GW today to 1,400 GW by 2050, enough to power 10 per cent of global electricity demand whilst reducing CO2 by 3 billion tonnes per year.
There are two general approaches to keep warming to below a certain level – reducing emissions and removing previous emissions from the sky. We need to do both.
Climate think-tank Sandbag’s sixth annual report, “The European Power Sector in 2019” highlights the rise in EU solar and wind, which overtook coal for the first time in 2019.
One of the biggest challenges of solar is balancing load using storage to deliver power when the sun isn’t shining. But what if we could run PV cells in reverse and generate electricity at night? Turns out we can.
Ireland isn’t known for its sunshine, yet is able to support a new wave of solar and storage projects.
Despite a conservative start to 2019, the US hit a record $55.5bn in renewable energy investments in 2019, eclipsing 2018. The figure is the result of a late-2019 surge in offshore wind financing as the Production Tax Credit winds down in 2020.
Laurence D Fink, CEO of Blackrock – the world’s largest asset manager with almost $7 trillion invested – announced that the company will divest from investments that ‘present a high sustainability-related risk’.
Poland recently held the largest European onshore wind auction, with a volume of 2.2GW with an average bid of €49/MWh falling below the wholesale electricity price.
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