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RWE has welcomed an agreement by the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy to allow The Crown Estate (TCE) to proceed with Offshore Wind Leasing Round 4, on the basis of a derogation. The announcement means that RWE’s two Dogger Bank South (DBS) Offshore Wind Farms have been given the green light.

More than a quarter of enhancements schemes originally earmarked for construction during RIS2 (2020-2025) have been removed from the current pipeline due

Former boss of wind farm schemes off the East Anglian coast Charlie Jordan has powered his way to the top spot at the company

Mixed reaction to the go-ahead for two huge ScottishPower wind farms off the Suffolk coast and a new 30-acre substation at Friston.

The body has handed Tier One bidders a database of over 500 small businesses which are considered able to help build the new crossing. National Highways

This blog considers the long term planning for water resources in England, and how water companies can ensure that they de-risk the long lead in process to delivering the necessary...

In a letter to the Department for Transport after the publication of the draft National Policy Statement yesterday, Heathrow re-iterated its calls on the Government to ensure independent regulation of | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

The Land and Environment Court of New South Wales has delivered a judgment endorsing the agreement confirming final Development Consent conditions for the $60m+ redevelopment of White City delivering of the new state of the art Hakoah Club, community centre and sporting facilities.

Streamlining governance, speeding up planning decisions and designing a variety of options have been identified as three key project accelerators needed to achieve the government’s Project Speed aims. A new report from the Nichols Group – The Nichols Vision Report – sets out the three accelerators in a Framework for Project Speed. According to the report, the accelerators could prove essential achieving the government’s agenda to build back better, greener and faster. It suggests that ...

Payment of Development Contributions: $5 The Department is developing payment functionality on each of the relevant ePlanning Digital Services to enable applicants to pay all relevant fees online prior to lodgement. Further details will be provided closer to 1 July 2021. /Public Release. This material comes from the originating organization and may be of a point-in-time nature, edited for clarity, style and length. View in full here. Why? Well, unlike many news organisations, we have no sponso...