Roll out the green carpet: Wales’ Sustainable Academy Awards are back!
A newly established awards ceremony celebrating Wales’ burgeoning sustainability and green energy sectors is back for its second year, Cynnal Cymru and RenewableUK Cymru have announced. After the success of the inaugural event last year, the two organisations...
Local heroes: Innogy confirms sponsorship for Smart Energy Wales
RenewableUK Cymru is delighted to announce that innogy Cymru, Wales' biggest investor into renewable energy projects, will be sponsoring the Local Energy Markets session at Smart Energy Wales on 4 July. innogy has a track record of forging long-standing relationships...
Renewable energy could create a ‘zero carbon’ Wales
In a report published today, “Net Zero: The UK's contribution to stopping global warming”, the UK Committee on Climate Change has recommended that the Welsh Government should legislate for at least a 95% reduction in all greenhouse gas emissions against the 1990...
New Head of RenewableUK Cymru
RenewableUK Cymru appoints new Head. Renewable UK Cymru has appointed Rhys Wyn Jones to lead the organisation’s work. Rhys has over 20 years’ experience working in a number of media, public affairs and stakeholder engagement roles, including extensive experience of...
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Swansea Bay; an opportunity lost
Swansea Bay; an opportunity lost 25 June, 2018 The UK Government have today announced that they will not be committing public money to support Tidal Lagoon Power's proposed project in Swansea. This decision is deeply disappointing, and means that the region will not...