Cumbria

The world's largest operational offshore wind energy farm as of September 6th, 2018, located in the Irish Sea. It features 87 turbines and has a capacity of 659 MW.

A project focused on the full-scale explosion testing of innovative hydrogen explosion relief panels.

Wind turbine manufacturing

Health and safety regulation

Renewable gas produced from agricultural by-products and forest materials, used as fuel for the ClearEdge fuel cell systems in this project.

Biogas that has been purified to remove impurities and carbon dioxide, making it chemically similar to natural gas and suitable for injection into the gas grid.

Innovative panels designed to open rapidly during a hydrogen explosion, allowing flame-front and combustion products to outflow freely and safely.

The world's largest operational offshore wind energy farm as of September 6th, 2018, located in the Irish Sea. It features 87 turbines and has a capacity of 659 MW.

An upcoming offshore wind energy farm expected to become the new leader in size, with 102 turbines and a projected capacity of 714 MW.

The world's largest offshore wind energy system, activated in the UK, with a capacity of 630MW, capable of powering 470,000 homes and displacing 925,000 tons of CO2 annually. It took 12 years to develop.

A range of innovative hydrogen explosion relief panels designed to open rapidly during an explosion, managing flame-front and combustion products.