As offshore wind technology matures, our Research Consultant Ahmad Ahdab looks at the benefits of floating foundations over fixed-bottom.
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.
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.
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.
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. Floating offshore wind will also
The renewables market in APAC continues to gather pace. Global Data predicts that offshore wind capacity in Taiwan alone could reach 10.1 GW by 2030, and more than 15 GW by 2035. South Korea and Vietnam have respective targets of 12 GW and 5.2 GW of new offshore wind capacity by 2030. And only last
Taylor Hopkinson is delighted to welcome Carl Blundon to the team, who joins as Head of APAC. He will be based in the iconic Taipei 101 Tower, alongside many of our current clients and contractors. Carl brings a wealth of recruitment expertise and almost twenty years of experience in the region. He joins from Adecco
With the continued growth of offshore wind globally, developers looking to secure offshore wind licences across existing and emerging markets are often required to detail how they plan to engage with, and utilise supply chain to successfully develop their projects. This places huge importance on the strategic planning of projects, as developers grapple with how
This week the UK Government has confirmed some standout changes to the Capacity Market. Changes for the better.
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.
La empresa energética invertirá aproximadamente 310 millones de euros para construir en el país un proyecto híbrido solar y eólico. Sumará una capacidad de 320 MW. El proyecto estará compuesto por un parque eólico y una planta fotovoltaica al mismo tiempo. Se localizará en el Estado de South Australia, y se estima que entre en
Del desastre nuclear al paraíso de las renovables. El 11 de marzo de 2011 se produjo en la costa noroeste de Japón un terremoto de magnitud 9 que provocó un gran temblor. Se formó un tsunami que alcanzó e inundó la planta nuclear de Fukushima. Como medida de seguridad, los tres reactores nucleares se apagaron
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