NEWS

Ellie van der Heijden discusses how boosting biodiversity can be an opportunity for solar developers and investors to increase their positive impact

Everoze was delighted to be commissioned by Low Carbon Hub to lead two workshops on corporate PPAs for local authorities and university representatives.

Great to advise the lending group on the refinancing of this large NTR onshore wind portfolio. Congratulations to the NTR team and everyone involved.

Everoze partner Felipe Canto Teixeira highlights the increased complexity in the design of singleaxis trackers and energy assessment for PV generation created by more challenging topographies, and discusses solutions based on his on-the-ground experience in hilly Portuguese terrain.

Green hydrogen can play a vital role in decarbonizing the economy and enabling countries to reach net-zero emissions. The economics of producing green hydrogen from electrolysis are maturing as developers scramble to meet expected future demand. Everoze partner Nicolas Chouleur and Neoen hydrogen expert Sacha Lepoutre discuss a case study that shows how stacking different revenue streams could improve the economics of renewable energy projects.

All good things start with a dream, or so they say. As the Sustain-H trial wraps-up and Western Power Distribution announces its plans to commercially roll-out the Sustain-H service alongside publication of the Sustain-H Product Roadmap, Nithin Rajavelu shares his and the team’s top five learnings from the pioneering domestic flexibility trial.

Everoze was delighted to advise Crédit du Nord on the technical side for the debt financing of the French onshore Hauts de Lune wind farm. The wind farm developed by Eco Delta consists of 5 Vestas turbines V110 2.2MW for a total installed capacity of 11MW

The marketplace for carbon offsetting schemes is a minefield for misunderstandings and so we wanted to really get under the skin of the schemes we were using for our 2020/21 financial year. We selected a portfolio of 4 schemes. The final chapter in this story is the charity Avon Needs Trees.

In this follow-up article to his previous LinkedIn post on why we see step-change in design wind speeds at some national borders, Simon Hughes shares his thoughts and conclusions.