Taylor Hopkinson’s presence in East Asia’s offshore wind sector is growing with the addition of Joshua Whitaker, our new Head of Recruitment for South Korea.
As Italy’s solar and storage sectors grow, we’re working with leading companies to deliver a range of key roles, supporting ambitious development targets.
Our specialists are attending key industry conferences across APAC and the Americas in October 2022 – find out where you can connect with us.
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.
With 80% of Scots in favour of offshore wind, the sector is thriving: here are 6 opportunities at the heart of this sustainable growth industry.
In an important step towards a more sustainable future, the Senate has passed a bill that will massively accelerate the energy transition. Here’s what it means for the renewables landscape in the US.
Vicki Buchan, Head of Marketing at Taylor Hopkinson, has been selected for a new RenewableUK shadow board. Vicki is one of 8 women and 3 men to join the shadow board, designed to provide a more diverse range of views on key issues to the organisation’s main Board.
The European Green Deal sets out how to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050, boosting the economy, improving people’s health and quality of life, caring for nature, and leaving no one behind.
The Women in Wind Global Leadership Program published a guide of ‘Best Practices for Gender Diversity at Industry Events’ to support member associations in mainstreaming gender diversity across their events to empower and showcase female leadership in the wind energy sector.
Wind energy generated a record 16.62 gigawatts (GW) of electricity in Britain for the first time, providing more than 43.7% of power on Sunday 8th December 2019.
ScottishPower Renewables, a subsidiary of Iberdrola, plans to construct solar projects across their onshore wind sites throughout the UK and Ireland. Adding solar PV and battery storage seeks to maximise the generation potential for every renewables project the company develops.
An MIT team has developed a flexible organic polymer, that is both transparent and conductive. making it an ideal coating for high-efficiency perovskite solar panels.
ScottishPower Renewables (SPR) plans to combine three offshore wind projects (East Anglia One North, Two and Three) into The East Anglia Hub, a single 3.1 gigawatt programme. The 4-year construction phase is anticipated to start in 2022, with overall investment of £6.5 billion.
The Port of Blyth in northeast England has opened a £1m wind turbine training facility for offshore wind technicians. The facility features a dedicated training centre with a Vestas V47 wind turbine and a duplicate nacelle that allows safer technical training at ground level.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) will phase out financing for oil, gas, and coal projects after 2021. EIB is the largest public bank in the world and the announcement is a clear signal in favour of the renewable energy transition. But how will the fossil fuel divestment really impact the energy industry?
Already the dominant developer in the US wind industry, both onshore and off, Ørsted has commenced construction of their first utility-scale solar and battery storage project. Permian Energy Center adds 460MWac capacity in Andrews County in Texas and will begin producing in 2021.
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