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From offshore wind and grid upgrades to hydrogen, carbon capture and long-duration storage, these are seven major UK clean energy projects creating demand for engineering and technical talent.
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The UK’s sustainable aviation fuel market is moving towards industrial delivery. Scaling production will depend on process, chemical, EC&I, commissioning and plant operations capability across the Energy Transition workforce.
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Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission’s new framework shows how grid expansion is becoming a major engineering programme in its own right, with demand rising across civils, high-voltage, overhead line, cable, substation and project delivery disciplines.
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Trawsfynydd has completed a major Higher Activity Waste programme after 20 years of work. The milestone marks a shift from hidden hazard reduction to one of the most visible stages of decommissioning at the UK’s only inland nuclear power station.
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Project MADE has set out a plan for the West Midlands to become the UK’s leading advanced manufacturing supercluster by 2035. The opportunity is significant, but delivery will depend on skills, automation, investment and stronger supply chain coordination.
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The new Critical Chemicals Resilience Fund is more than a policy headline. It shows how chemicals are being treated as strategic infrastructure, with implications for investment, supply chains and technical hiring.
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The UK hydrogen economy is not developing evenly. It is taking shape first in industrial regions where ports, pipelines, carbon capture, power, storage and heavy industry already overlap.
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The King's Speech on 13 May 2026 confirmed plans for a Nuclear Regulation Bill alongside an Energy Independence Bill. Together they represent the most significant reshaping of UK nuclear and energy regulation in more than two decades.
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