Energy North

Three Highland charities are already benefitting from a safety initiative on a massive project to transform a giant oil rig.

Highland Council has insisted that a massive hydro-electric scheme planned for the banks of Loch Ness must go to a public local inquiry.

A range of community organisations have received funding to help people in the Highlands and Islands be more resilient this winter.

A huge rise in the number of electric cars on the roads of the Highlands and Islands has been predicted in a new study.

With fewer than 10 days until the general election on December 12, Rob Gibson looks at how the parties plan to tackle climate change

The UK's largest renewable and low-carbon energy exhibition and conference has a new person at the helm.

Blades for a leading tidal turbine due to be tested in Orkney will be built in the UK, after the pioneering company awarded its latest contract.

Formerly 'worst ever' application comes back with more details

Electricity customers in the north of Scotland are being urged to prepare for possible disruption to energy supplies during the winter.

Snow making, road clearing and other diesel-fuelled machinery at Cairngorm Mountain is set to be powered by biofuel in the new year.

Businesses working in Scotland’s offshore wind supply chain are highlighted in a new report published to mark Offshore Wind Week.

Support for small-scale projects looking to connect into the electricity network is being offered.

A landmark contract has been signed to supply the power train for the world's most powerful tidal turbine.

A new report is calling for a huge increase in public spending to move our homes away from a reliance on fossil fuel heating.

Residents, business owners and visitors are being invited to nominate sections of power lines around Ballater that could be moved underground.

Rob Gibson calls for a more open approach to energy contracts after Scotland loses out in terms of offshore wind development

Orkney-based offshore marine energy construction specialist Green Marine is exporting its skills to Japan as part of a tidal energy project.

The company behind the plans provides updated information and argues that criticism of its initial application with Highland Council was unfair.

Industry body wants to see existing technology deployed across Scotland's cities to help tackle climate emergency.

Andrew Bradshaw considers the inevitable move towards electric transportation and the repercussions on our society, particularly in rural areas