The magazine for the renewables industry
energy engineering is published by the team that produces the monthly magazine Engineering and appears bi-monthly covering the products and processes, innovation, technology and management of renewable energy and sustainability in all its forms.
Combining an experienced editorial team, innovative graphic design and contributions from major industry figures, energy engineering is a must read for anybody connected with the energy world. We work hard to gather the most important stories affecting the industry in the UK and worldwide. Constantly striving to improve our coverage, we are committed to bringing you the low-down on the people, products and issues that are creating sustainable power for the future and an industry for tomorrow.
Issue 23
The latest issue of ENERGY ENGINEERING is available to view online for a limited time only. Click here.
Renewables Directory 2009
Click here for the 'Renewables Directory' digital edition. The RENEWABLES DIRECTORY is presented in a readable format that showcases the technology and expertise available to the renewables industry. In addition to the showcase pages and advertisements, an index with a range of industry relevant headings with companies cross referenced has also been included
Renewables Norway 2009
Click here to download the 'Renewables Norway 2009' supplement that is featured in the current issue.
The supplement features articles on key players and developments, future technologies and new projects emerging from the growing Norwegian renewables energy sector.
Wind 'can revolutionise UK power'
Wind has the power to revolutionise the UK's electricity industry. read more
Scotland plans European grid connection
The Scottish Government is planning a "big push" to establish an offshore grid network in the North Sea. read more
Renewable Energy Action Plans
A template will guide Member States in the elaboration of their Renewable Energy Action Plan and detail their strategies for reaching their 2020 renewable energy targets. read more
Offshore wind potential
UK offshore winds have potential to provide an extra 25GW of new electricity generation capacity. read more
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