by Stephen Mills | Dec 20, 2019 | Blogs
At this time of year it is always tempting to look back at what has been in the current year and look forward to what will be in the next. As we are also at the turn of the decade, I thought it would be worthwhile extending the process to the full ten years. And...
by Stephen Mills | Dec 20, 2019 | Blogs
The temptation for retrospection is difficult to resist as we head into a new year and a new decade. For the wind industry, such retrospection delivers a justified sense of pride. When I joined the wind industry over 25 years ago there were only a handful of small...
by Stephen Mills | Nov 25, 2019 | Blogs
Even the most ardent sceptics are starting to admit that global net zero carbon needs offshore wind in the global energy mix over the next 50 years. The latest UK auction results show that by their financial close in 2020, we will have offshore wind projects on their...
by Stephen Mills | Jul 4, 2019 | Blogs
At the Global Offshore Wind conference in London last week, I was reminded that we as a team now have so much history under our belts, having been at the heart of the world’s most successful offshore wind market for over 15 years. On one panel session, I was asked to...
by Stephen Mills | Jun 21, 2019 | Blogs
There were lots of questions occupying the minds of those attending Renewable UK’s Global Offshore Wind in London. Two of these are were: What will the UK Government’s Sector Deal mean for me? How might governments ration capacity in a post-subsidy world?...
by Stephen Mills | Mar 7, 2019 | Blogs
In examining the UK Offshore Wind Sector Deal, published today, it’s worth first considering what each party – industry and government – would have wanted from the Deal. The government wanted high volume, low carbon electricity with the least cost to the taxpayer, and...
