October newsletter is now available
Our October newsletter is now available. This month, Bruce Valpy's introduction gives a brief view on how we're planning to use "big data" and knowledge management. Other stories include [...]
Reality Check: Which form of renewable energy is cheapest?
Interesting 'fact check' from the BBC News on 'Which form of renewable energy is the cheapest' - it references our recent report on the economic impact of new onshore [...]
Why wind power looks like the energy of the future
Why wind power looks like the energy of the future in iNews mentions our study on the economic impact of new UK onshore wind auctions. You can read more [...]
Beyond LCOE by Giles Hundleby
Just when we’d all (sort of) got our heads round LCOE, we need to do more. Cost reduction in renewables has been so successful that we are starting to [...]
Floating: the trajectory of cost reduction by Kate Freeman
Currently only a small proportion of the seabed around the globe is suitable for offshore wind development due to current fixed foundation requirements of water depth and sea bed [...]
The Power of Onshore Wind – Regional Analysis
New analysis shows UK regions would receive economic boost from new onshore wind auctions. Following the publication of ‘The Power of Onshore Wind” in June, renewable energy consultants BVG [...]
First turbines in federal waters? Va.’s on the way
The E&E website story 'First turbines in federal waters? Va.'s on the way' includes a reference to our report, commissioned by the Sierra Club in September, on potential for the [...]
ISO 9001:2015
Following an extensive external evaluation process, we are proud to have been awarded ISO 9001:2015 certification by Advanced Certification Ltd. The certification required an audit of our quality management [...]
Renewable Reputation Index 2018
We are delighted to have finished so far up the rankings (11 out of the 3000 companies) in the Tamarindo's Renewable Reputation Index 2018, especially as the vast majority [...]