ILI Group starts planning for 600 MW Corrievarkie pumped storage hydro project in Loch Ericht
ILI Group has begun the initial planning phase for the new 600 MW Corrievarkie Pumped Storage Hydro (PSH) project at Loch Ericht, Dalwhinnie, Highlands.
The project will create a new upper reservoir in the hills above Loch Ericht that will hold 22 million cubic meters of water when full.
The broader adoption of long-duration energy storage projects such as this is seen as essential to the further deployment of renewable energy projects and critical to meeting UK Climate commitments.
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August 26, 2021
Plans progress for 200 MW Manchester green hydrogen hub
Carlto Power, through its subsidiary Trafford Green Hydrogen, has submitted a planning application to develop Manchester’s first hydrogen fuel hub. Based at the Trafford Low Carbon Energy Park,...
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August 20, 2021
Carlton Power seeks approval for 10 MW hydrogen system development near Manchester
The Trafford Green Hydrogen, a unit of Carlton Power, has applied for the development approval from the Trafford Council for a 10 MW hydrogen system in Carrington, UK. The proposed capacity can...
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August 20, 2021
SSE buys 50 MW energy storage project in Wiltshire
SSE has purchased the project development rights for its first 50 MW battery storage asset on a consented site in Wiltshire, from Harmony Energy Limited. SSE plans to bring the project to financial c...
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August 19, 2021
Eneti agrees to buy wind turbine installation vessels owner Seajacks
Eneti Inc. has entered into a binding agreement with Marubeni Corporation, INCJ, Ltd. and Mitsui O.S.K., Lines Ltd. under which Eneti will acquire 100% of Atlantis Investorco Limited, the parent of Se...
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August 19, 2021
SSE starts commercial operation of 38 MW Gordonbush Extension wind project
SSE Renewables, a unit of UK utility SSE Plc, has commissioned Scotland’s newest onshore wind farm, Gordonbush Extension in the Scottish Highlands. Situated 10 kilometers northeast of Brora, Go...
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