What if communities didn’t just host renewable energy projects, but owned a stake in them too? SGU explores community energy, shared ownership and whether a different model could change the relationship between renewable infrastructure and the people living alongside it.

From November 2026, major infrastructure projects in England will face mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain requirements. We look at what the new rules mean for large-scale solar and why the future of the industry should be about more than megawatts.

Extreme weather is prompting more conversations about climate resilience. Stuart Spiers shares why maintaining renewable energy assets is just as important as building new ones.

As solar adoption accelerates across the UK, choosing the right installation and operations & maintenance partner has never been more important. Here’s why quality should always outweigh the lowest price.

No two solar farms are exactly alike. Darren Lewis explores why understanding the unique story behind every asset is key to achieving long-term performance and protecting renewable energy investments.

Many people believe solar farms are “fit and forget” assets. In reality, consistent operations and maintenance plays a vital role in protecting performance, reducing downtime and extending equipment life. Senior Electrical Engineer Andres Velez explains why proactive O&M makes all the difference.