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Renewable energy industry urges National Energy System Operator to address problems affecting companies trying to apply for grid connections

22 July 2025 – RenewableUK press release – Commenting on the ongoing problems affecting the portal run by the National Energy System Operator (NESO) which should enable our members to apply for grid connections, RenewableUK’s Director of Future Electricity Systems Barnaby Wharton said: “It’s encouraging to see NESO acknowledging the challenges being experienced by our members and taking active…

Renewable energy industry urges National Energy System Operator to address problems affecting companies trying to apply for grid connections

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UK wind industry celebrates decade of growth, with nearly 2,000 companies now in the sector’s supply chain

The UK’s wind industry is celebrating a decade of substantial growth and progress, as it marks the tenth anniversary of Wind Energy Week. Beginning today and running until 29 June, Wind Energy Week is an industry initiative showcasing the sector’s achievements across the last ten years, including: Doubling the UK’s wind generation capacity, from 13.4GW in 2015 to over 30GW in 2025. Providing…

UK wind industry celebrates decade of growth, with nearly 2,000 companies now in the sector’s supply chain

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Exploring the Best Solar Panels in the UK: A Comprehensive Guide

As the world shifts towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, solar power has gained significant prominence in the United Kingdom. With abundant sunlight, solar panels have become a popular choice for homeowners and businesses looking to reduce their carbon footprint and energy bills. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the best solar panels available in the UK, taking into account efficiency, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

The Importance of Choosing the Right Solar Panel:

Selecting the right solar panel is crucial for maximizing energy generation and return on investment. Several factors influence this decision, including the type of solar panel, efficiency, warranty, and budget. Let's explore some of the top solar panel options available in the UK:

LG Solar Panels:

LG is renowned for its high-quality electronics, and their solar panels are no exception. Known for their exceptional efficiency and durability, LG solar panels are a top choice for those seeking reliability and long-term performance. With competitive warranties, LG panels offer peace of mind to homeowners and businesses alike.

SunPower Solar Panels:

SunPower panels are recognized for their industry-leading efficiency rates. Their innovative Maxeon technology ensures optimal energy production even in low-light conditions. While they may come with a slightly higher price tag, the long-term savings and performance make them a popular choice.

Canadian Solar Panels:

Canadian Solar offers a range of panels that strike a balance between efficiency and affordability. Their panels are known for their solid performance, making them a cost-effective choice for many homeowners.

REC Solar Panels:

REC solar panels are known for their robust build and impressive efficiency. With a strong presence in the UK market, REC panels offer reliability and competitive pricing.

Panasonic Solar Panels:

Panasonic panels combine efficiency and aesthetics. They are designed to blend seamlessly into residential rooftops while delivering excellent energy production. Their HIT technology ensures consistent performance over the years.

Factors to Consider:

When choosing the best solar panel for your needs, consider factors such as your location, available roof space, budget, and energy requirements. Additionally, consulting with a reputable solar installer can provide valuable insights into the most suitable options for your specific circumstances.

Conclusion:

Solar panels have become a smart and sustainable choice for generating clean energy in the UK. The best solar panel for you depends on your individual needs and priorities, whether it's maximizing efficiency, longevity, or cost-effectiveness. With a growing range of options from trusted manufacturers, homeowners and businesses in the UK can take a significant step towards reducing their environmental footprint while enjoying long-term energy savings. Invest wisely, and you'll reap the rewards of clean, renewable energy for years to come.

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Brits Prefer Renewables To LNG Or Nuclear

Brits Prefer Renewables To LNG Or Nuclear

The ECOreport reposts findings from the latest Brits Prefer Renewables To LNG or Nuclear

Originally Published on Clean Technica

by Joshua S Hill

A new survey conducted by the UK Government has found that while support for renewable energy has remained high among the country’s public, support for nuclear and shale gas has recently plummeted.

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Onshore wind industry contributes over £300 million of economic benefit in Devon and the South West

Onshore wind industry contributes over £300 million of economic benefit in Devon and the South West

Devon and the South West gain over £300 million of economic benefit from its local onshore wind industry, according to new figures released by RenewableUK. Of that, benefits to the value of £10 million go directly into the local community as a result of installed onshore wind capacity in the area.

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SOCIAL INSIGHT: Renewables UK preview

by Pete Wrathmell

We’re welcoming the Renewables UK conference to Manchester this year and we’ve booked our passes to once again see how the industry is progressing. Renewable energy is on a steady march to take over the UK’s energy sector – and public opinion will be taken along with it as fears about security of supply, price rises and avian armageddon fail to materialise. From a Social Consult perspective, the question as ever is how to reflect the goodwill found at a national level for renewable energy (support hovers between 75-80% according to DECC’s quarterly public attitudes tracker) at a local level when new wind farms, AD plants and other schemes are unveiled. Too often, the views of local communities swing against renewables projects based on misinformation and down-right lies spread by the minority who would prefer to see our country chug its way to climate disaster. And you can’t say there’s been that much progress in this area over the last few years. Getting your consultation right (and engaging a younger audience) remains one of the biggest challenges to the industry and we’re looking forward to getting the views of the developers, planners and industry experts who are at the coal face (or should that be turbine base) week after week. See you at Manchester Central on Wednesday.

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3rd September 2013 - News

London train station to install lighting control system

EDF Energy’s US solar plant begins commercial operations

RenewableUK move closer to giant wind farm

Sharp Solar assembly plant running at full capacity to meet demand

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