Matching 'contracts for difference'

Powersystems and Parliament discussing electricity generation

February 4, 2019

Powersystems attend Parliament with the CEN, Vattenfall and 10:10 Climate Action Group to discuss onshore wind energy

Anaerobic Digestion

Powersystems have connected anaerobic digestion generation plants powered from commercial food waste, energy crops, dairy, pig & poultry waste in the farm based sectors. We are proud of our knowledge, expertise and experience in the construction of AD Plants, our electrical engineering team have connected 97 of all anaerobic digestion plants in the UK.

Rotating Stabilisers

Each electrical infrastructure EBoP new technology project is assigned an experienced and dedicated project team. This specialist team is headed up by Powersystems Head of Engineering, Darren Williams. From outset the team are fully involved in project kick off through commissioning to ensure project execution excellence.

Offshore wind energy will be a game-changer for Scotland

December 6, 2021

Offshore wind power is the game-changer for Scotland’s sustainable ambitions.

Hands says renewables key for UK energy security

November 30, 2021

Energy Minister believes diverse source of technologies will reduce fluctuating electricity prices

UK’s bid to power every home via offshore windfarms by 2030 at risk by outdated regulation

November 1, 2020

Offshore windfarms to power every home in the UK by 2030 risks being derailed by outdated regulation

SSE inks deal with Total to unleash £3bn Seagreen Offshore Wind Project

June 3, 2020

French energy giant acquires 51% of 1.1GW Scottish offshore wind project for an initial consideration of £70m

Greencoat swoops on 156 MW UK solar portfolio

May 22, 2020

Acquisition brings generating capacity of PV assets managed by investor to almost 880 MW

Company car tax changes sees uptake of electric vehicles

May 1, 2020

Increase in EV Sales, partly due to the introduction of the new zero per cent benefit-in-kind (BIK) taxation that came into effect in April 2020.

Inch Cape offshore wind project granted consent for fewer turbines

September 6, 2019

The giant Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm project has announced it has received consent from the Scottish Government to reduce the number of turbines at the site.