Industry news and insights

Author: Simon Cairns

Dual audit success for Taylor Hopkinson!

Taylor Hopkinson is delighted to have achieved recertification following two consecutive, intensive audit processes, achieving a score of 99%.

Vicki Moore May 6, 2021

News: What’s caught our eye? 26 April – 2 May

Each week we provide a summary of our latest news, announcements and other renewable energy news stories from around the world that we’ve found interesting.

Vicki Moore May 4, 2021

Taylor Hopkinson’s Offshore Wind Contract team continues to grow

We are delighted to be expanding our Offshore Wind Contract team with the appointment of Cara Clark as Delivery Consultant. Cara joins our well-established, high-performing Contract team, delivering specialist contract professionals to offshore wind projects globally. As the offshore wind sector continues to thrive across existing markets and emerging markets

Vicki Moore April 29, 2021

News: What’s caught our eye? 19-25 April

Each week we provide a summary of our latest news, announcements and other renewable energy news stories from around the world that we’ve found interesting.

Vicki Moore April 26, 2021

#Earthday2021 – useful links

Taylor Hopkinson is excited to be part of #RestoreOurEarth 🌍 campaign for the 51st #earthday!

Vicki Moore April 22, 2021

News: What’s caught our eye? 12-18 April

Each week we provide a summary of our latest news, announcements and other renewable energy news stories from around the world that we’ve found interesting.

Vicki Moore April 19, 2021

Formula E charges forward

In May 2021, Formula E is set to race for the first time ever, on the full Monaco street circuit. Having raced three times previously in Monaco, this will be the first on the traditional track. This is significant. First up, it represents a growing acceptance that electric vehicles will play a large part

Simon Cairns July 7, 2020

Opening up the energy storage market – A change in the Capacity Market

This week the UK Government has confirmed some standout changes to the Capacity Market. Changes for the better.

Simon Cairns May 27, 2020

UK will ban the internal combustion engine in 2035. Here’s what it means.

As the UK brings forward the ban on new petrol, diesel, and hybrid cars to 2035 (from 2040), the initial reaction has been that we’re not ready for this. But we have 15 years to get there and that’s a long time for new innovations to make it possible.

Simon Cairns February 10, 2020

Industry news and insights

Author: Simon Cairns

Dual audit success for Taylor Hopkinson!

News: What’s caught our eye? 26 April – 2 May

Taylor Hopkinson’s Offshore Wind Contract team continues to grow

News: What’s caught our eye? 19-25 April

#Earthday2021 – useful links

News: What’s caught our eye? 12-18 April

Formula E charges forward

Opening up the energy storage market – A change in the Capacity Market

UK will ban the internal combustion engine in 2035. Here’s what it means.

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