Energy North

North MP Jamie Stone has praised the Beatrice Offshore Windfarm Limited (Bowl) development in the House of Commons.

Highland firms are being invited to bid for work worth tens of millions of pounds from one of the world’s largest offshore wind projects.

Some of the biggest names in the global decommissioning market will come face to face with Caithness and Sutherland businesses at an event in Wick.

A student at North Highland College UHI has received an outstanding engineering project award from the Institute for Engineering and Technology.

A consultation session will take place in Castletown to seek feedback on plans to replace one of two subsea electricity cables supplying Orkney.

The award of £3 million towards a major redevelopment project at Scrabster harbour was described as "tremendous news".

A royal occasion for the official opening of the Beatrice offshore wind farm in Wick.

As the Beatrice offshore wind farm had its royal opening in Wick today, SSE Renewables promised that the benefits will be felt for decades to come.

The four remaining containers constructed by Caithness firm JGC for the £2.6bn Moray East offshore wind farm have been transported to Belgium.

The development, construction and 25-year lifetime operation of the Beatrice wind farm is expected to generate £2.4bn of value for the UK economy.

Prince Charles will be in Caithness next week to mark the official opening of the Beatrice offshore wind farm.

Electricity produced at the MeyGen tidal energy scheme could power battery-operated trains between Wick and Thurso.

Local business JGC has constructed eight of the 12 massive containers which will form substation platforms at the Moray East offshore wind farm site.

SSEN Transmission is hosting a consultation event in Wick to outline its proposals for a Shetland high voltage direct current link.

The MeyGen tidal energy project in the Pentland Firth has produced enough electricity to meet the annual consumption needs of 2200 homes.

Nominations are invited from residents of the Dunnet and Canisbay Community Council area to join the Stroupster Community Fund panel.