Three ways that silicones improve solar panel reliability
In 2025, solar power surged in Europe, with the European Commission (EC) calling it a “shining star of Europe’s clean…
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Nuclear power safety challenges: The role of silicones in extreme environments
Nuclear power solves several pressing environmental challenges, providing a reliable, low-carbon energy source with high output, low operating costs, and…
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Why a better approach to wind turbine manufacturing is needed
Across the past two decades, wind power has become one of the key pillars of the energy transition, accounting for…
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How long can a gear oil really last? Making Fill-for-Life a reality
Operations and maintenance (O&M) expenses account for approximately 10–25% of the total cost per kWh over a turbine’s lifetime.[i] Gearbox…
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Futureproofing gas power: How modernisation can turn challenge into opportunity
As renewables surge and climate rules become stricter, are gas-fired power plants destined to become obsolete? According to Siemens Energy’s…
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Challenges and Opportunities for the Energy Sector as Data Centres Boom
Few phenomena have come to dominate conversations around power capacity over recent years like the rise of data centres. They…
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Combatting O&M costs: Navigating rising wind turbine expenses without compromising on quality
From surging material and logistics costs to rising maintenance expenses, the financial model for wind energy is under strain, with…
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Podcast: Reducing the costs of floating wind in Scotland
Given that Scotland has more than 27GW of floating wind projects in the pipeline, it is vital to bring down…
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The Future of Industrials – Key Themes for 2025 and Beyond
The industrials sector is undergoing major changes. In this podcast, produced in association with Sterling Technology, David Bicknell discusses some…
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Offshore wind: The evolution of foundations and reducing costs
Foundations for offshore wind turbines are changing in line with the innovations in technologies, with Scotland demonstrating what can be…