Clean green leaders.
Energy & Environment
Liverpool City region is leading the way in developing new energy technologies, and significant advances in environmental research that puts us at the heart of the fight to combat climate change.
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1st deployment of the world’s largest wind turbines -
More than £4 billion offshore wind investment in five years -
Opportunities in wave and tidal energy in the Mersey Estuary -
Hydrogen and carbon capture innovation projects
Liverpool City Region is a designated Centre for Offshore Renewable Engineering and has the world’s second largest concentration of offshore wind farms. The first commercial deployment of the world’s largest wind turbines and new investment in Operations and Maintenance facilities is set to boost our offshore wind supply-chain opportunities for years to come. Companies such as Ørsted, RWE, SWM, Iberdrola, PKA and Lego Group have invested £4.3 billion in offshore wind here in the last five years.
The Mersey Estuary has one of the largest tidal ranges in Europe. Local private and public sector stakeholders are committed to develop a flagship scheme in Europe for renewable energy.
Liverpool City Region is at the centre of the recently announced HyNet North West project – a major hydrogen energy and carbon capture, usage and storage project.
We’ve got some serious credentials and capabilities when it comes to the generation of energy from food and animal waste. The region has been a leading player in initiatives such as the generation of power from biogas coming from organic waste and the recycling of chip fat from fast-food restaurants into biofuel for lorries.
Local authorities across the city region are engaged in a retrofitting programme. Social rented housing offers huge opportunities to improve its energy efficiency and there are similar levels of retrofit opportunities to commercial and industrial building stock, centred on insulation, lighting.
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One of the largest concentrations of offshore wind assets in the world -
Designated sector for offshore renewable engineering -
1,400 low carbon business with 22,000 employed in the sector
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Latest Energy & Environment news
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MORE THAN 22,000 NEW ‘GREEN’ HOMES PLANNED– YOU’RE WELCOME
Invest Liverpool take a closer look at a selection of new residential developments and ambitious plans that will see lots of lovely new homes popping up across the Liverpool City Region.
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Low carbon energy hub to provide heat and power to Paddington Village
Sustainable energy specialist Vital Energi will shorty begin work on the 1,195 kWh combined heat and power engine for the £1bn Paddington Village shortly.
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Clarke Energy Acquires Boston’s Co-Energy America
Energy specialist Clarke Energy is expanding its global footprint with the acquisition of a US-based heat and power firm.
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Low Carbon Eco-Innovatory Festive Forum
Festive Forum from LCEI: A celebration and education of the city region’s low carbon innovations.
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Mersey Maritime takes key role in new offshore wind sector alliance
Mersey Maritime is joining forces with innogy Renewables UK to promote the Offshore Energy Alliance, a newly-created supply chain cluster.
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£172m for Green Transport to Boost Liverpool City Region Economy
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has published details of how it proposes to invest £172 million in public and sustainable transport to drive inclusive growth across the city region.
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LIVERPOOL WATERS ENGAGES LEEP UTILITIES
Peel L&P has awarded a major contract to last mile multi-utility network owner and operator Leep Utilities for the adoption of the electricity network at Liverpool Waters. The Liverpool Waters project features over 20 million square feet of residential, business and leisure space, bringing life back to Liverpool’s historic docklands.