Discover the latest advancements in the UK’s onshore wind energy sector, including a 4.2GW increase in capacity, Scotland’s £3.44 billion wind surge, and the future potential of 27.8GW by 2030. Learn why accelerating project delivery is crucial, according to RenewableUK’s James Robottom.
Discover the latest advancements in the UK’s onshore wind energy sector, including a 4.2GW increase in capacity, Scotland’s £3.44 billion wind surge, and the future potential of 27.8GW by 2030. Learn why accelerating project delivery is crucial, according to RenewableUK’s James Robottom.
The UK is about to take a monumental step forward in its journey toward a greener future, thanks to the approval of a multi-billion-pound subsea cable project by Ofgem. This initiative, with a staggering investment estimated to reach £4.3 billion, has been given the green light by the UK’s energy regulator, marking a significant milestone in connecting Scotland and England through a state-of-the-art electricity superhighway.
The UK is set to transform its renewable energy landscape with Labour’s “Rooftop Revolution,” which plans to install solar panels on 2 million homes, generate 70GW of energy, and create 50,000 jobs. Discover how Quarta is contributing to this ambitious initiative and paving the way for a sustainable future.
The UK is set to transform its renewable energy landscape with Labour’s “Rooftop Revolution,” which plans to install solar panels on 2 million homes, generate 70GW of energy, and create 50,000 jobs. Discover how Quarta is contributing to this ambitious initiative and paving the way for a sustainable future.
Many of us dream of switching to renewable energy to help the environment, but the fear of high costs can be overwhelming. This concern is especially pressing for those who are just getting by financially. It’s tough to think about solar panels or wind turbines when paying the next bill is a challenge. Our survey showed that for 74.07% of people’s the interest in renewable energy is driven by the desire to save the planet, while 59.65% are motivated by potential cost savings. Interestingly, women are more concerned about the environmental impact (73.11%) compared to men, who are more motivated by cost savings (65.33%).