Taylor Hopkinson is delighted to have supported the Mexican Solar Energy Association on the appointment of its new Managing Director, Nelson Delgado. Nelson has extensive experience in the national energy sector, serving in a range of positions within the Ministry of Energy and as a member of the CFE Board
Following a successful tender process, Taylor Hopkinson (TH) has been awarded a five-year framework agreement to supply contract personnel to Ørsted in Germany, to support the development of the Gode 3 and Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore wind projects. The scope of work will see TH will provide qualified personnel across
Taylor Hopkinson (TH), global renewable energy consultancy has been shortlisted for Recruiter of the Year at the second edition of the Wind Investment Awards. Having won the Recruiter of the Year 2019 award, this is the second time TH has been shortlisted, demonstrating the company’s commitment to enabling a diverse,
According to IRENA*, the global installed capacity for offshore wind is set to increase almost ten-fold to 228 GW by 2030. Post-COVID, we expect to see this growth accelerate as governments commit to ‘building back greener’. Offshore wind is increasingly central to these plans as the cheapest, large-scale renewable energy source.
Taylor Hopkinson is working in partnership with Ocean Winds, one of the world’s largest wind developers, to recruit 15 of the most talented graduates in the offshore wind market, to embark on a two-year entry-level program. The lucky 15 will be given the opportunity to rotate between Ocean Winds’ offshore
8th March 2021 Following a successful tender process, Taylor Hopkinson (TH) has secured contract award for the supply of Client Representatives to Changfang & Xidao (CFXD) Offshore Windfarm in Taiwan developed by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) The scope of work will see TH’s Offshore Wind Contract team supply Client Representatives
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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
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.
Murray Energy Corp., the largest privately-owned US coal company declared bankruptcy yesterday. It’s the ninth coal company in the last two years to shut down.
Founder of Microsoft Bill Gates is set to release his new book in June 2020, entitled How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need.
We try to do something a little different on a Friday, so today we showcase a few movies showing the diversity of planet earth and how we as humans interact with it.
These films aren’t your run-of-the-mill documentaries, but are thought provoking visual and sound journeys giving an alternative look at humans and our home.
Outdoor lifestyle brand Timberland is pledging to plant 50 million trees over the next five years as part of its new campaign, and is encouraging consumers globally to join the movement by taking their own actions to be heroes for nature.
This is a wonderful project in Berlin, where a growing trend for urban gardening is allowing the younger generation and young families to grow their own fruit and veg sustainably.
We try to do something a little different on a Friday, so today we showcase a few movies showing the diversity of planet earth and how we as humans interact with it.
These films aren’t your run-of-the-mill documentaries, but are thought provoking visual and sound journeys giving an alternative look at humans and our home.
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