Author name: SEI

Europe’s ocean energy sector is beginning to move beyond individual demonstration devices towards larger pre-commercial projects, serial manufacturing and more structured market support.

The way international renewable energy companies approach the European market is changing. For many years, international expansion in renewable energy

The UK Government has formally completed the nationalisation of British Steel, bringing one of the country’s most strategically significant manufacturing

Recent developments across Europe suggest that industrial policy, supply chain resilience and infrastructure investment are becoming as important as direct financial incentives in accelerating the energy transition.

The UK’s latest grid connection reforms prioritise project readiness over queue position, creating new opportunities for renewable energy, battery storage

The Valladolid project highlights Europe’s growing focus on cathode materials, battery recycling and supply chain resilience. Spain has announced approximately

The Swaptopus joint venture shows how battery technology, energy platforms and freight electrification may begin to reshape Europe’s heavy-duty EV

The first application window highlights the importance of depot charging, grid readiness and project delivery in the electrification of vans,

The first export cable landfall at Hornsea 3 highlights why grid connection, transmission infrastructure and supply chain coordination are becoming

The agreement highlights the role of UK testing infrastructure in supporting international offshore wind technologies as turbines become larger and