Taylor Hopkinson is delighted to be a key sponsor of the Women in the Taiwan Offshore Wind Industry Forum and Report, organised by the British Chamber of Commerce Taiwan (BCCT).
Taylor Hopkinson firma un acuerdo de colaboración con APPA Renovables, la Asociación de Empresas de Energías Renovables en España, reafirmando su compromiso de atraer y desarrollar talento en el sector de las renovables.
Taylor Hopkinson has partnered with APPA Renovables, the main Association of renewable energy companies in Spain, reaffirming its commitment to attracting and developing talent in the renewables sector.
Dove White, Managing Consultant of our dedicated Mandarin-speaking Solar & Storage team tells us why the career opportunities at TH are so important. Find out more about Dove’s journey!
Carl Blundon, our Head of APAC tells us what inspired him to make the move into renewables. Find out what he had to say about his first year in this exciting sector!
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.
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 of Directors Transmission. This appointment
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 a broad range of roles
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
The UK’s IR35 legislation ensures that contractors pay the same Tax and National Insurance contributions as an equivalent employee. New IR35 changes will be implemented in April 2021 for private sector contractors that will transfer responsibility from contractors to large and medium companies to assess IR35. The 2021 reform will bring private sector IR35 in line with the public sector, where the reform was implemented in 2017.
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
Developer, Scottish Power Renewables (SPR) plans to expand the maximum capacity for the East Anglia 3 offshore wind farm from 1,200 to 1,400MW. The UK Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) approved the change which is subject to further approval from UK marine authorities.
The Hornsea One wind farm is located 75 miles off the UK coast, east of Grimsby. The asset is now partially operational with 50 of its 174 Siemens Gamesa 7MW turbines turning, enough to power 287,000 UK residencies. When completed in 2020, the 1,218MW project will be capable of supplying power to over a million homes during its 25-year lifespan, exclusively from wind.
200 plus of the planet’s most prominent companies forecast climate change could cost a total of almost $1 trillion, according to a report published by charity CDP on Tuesday. Included in the report are signs many companies still can’t see the financial dangers of climate change.
Trina Solar and Canadian Solar have announced, both in the last couple of days, record breaking efficiency in their Solar panels. Shining news for the Solar industry and the advancement of Renewable Energy.
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