Since 2023, RES has been developing a Green Hydrogen Electrolyser (GHE) production and storage facility at Kimberly-Clark’s Northfleet manufacturing facility in Gravesend, Kent. The Northfleet Green Hydrogen Project was one of 11 successful projects selected as part of the UK Government’s first Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR1), the funding mechanism designed…
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Working in close collaboration with landowners, farmers, First Nations, and local communities, we believe in developing clean energy projects that provide positive benefits for all.
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We create long-term relationships
We deliver clean energy projects in collaboration and through creating meaningful, productive relationships, so together we can realise the long-term economic and environmental benefits that access to zero carbon power will bring.
Clean energy projects are long-term commitments. A dedicated team member will be your main point of contact and work closely with you throughout the entire development process.
Why RES?
We team up with landowners to create successful projects that maximise local environmental, social, and economic benefits, while transforming the way the world produces and consumes energy.
We’ll handle everything throughout the development process, including liaising with consultants, planning authorities, the public, media, and contractors, all while respecting your wishes and minimising disturbance to existing activities on your land.
End-to-end project management
A dedicated, local project manager provides access to our in-house skills across all aspects of project development.
Structured approach
Tried and tested approach to mitigate project risk and deliver above market success rates.
Respect for land
In support of rural diversification, we design projects that co-exist with farming or land use and have minimum land impact.
Stakeholder relationships
Managing local communities and First Nation engagement through specialised community liaison teams.
Technologies
Underpinned by innovation and a drive to make the world a better place.
Wind
Delivering both onshore and offshore wind projects, carefully balancing safety, cost, risk, and opportunity to drive best-in-class results.
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Solar
Using our wealth of industry experience to develop, build and operate high performing utility scale solar farms.
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Transmission & distribution
Building and maintaining the electrical infrastructure needed for energy resilience and new power projects.
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Energy storage
Powering flexible ways to facilitate clean energy using our innovative energy storage solutions.
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Green hydrogen
Helping decarbonise industry by delivering green hydrogen plants fuelled by clean energy.
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Other technologies
Using our global experience to maximise the performance and ensure the longevity of our customers assets.
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Delivering both onshore and offshore wind projects, carefully balancing safety, cost, risk, and opportunity to drive best-in-class results.
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Using our wealth of industry experience to develop, build and operate high performing utility scale solar farms.
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Building and maintaining the electrical infrastructure needed for energy resilience and new power projects.
Learn more
Powering flexible ways to facilitate clean energy using our innovative energy storage solutions.
Learn more
Helping decarbonise industry by delivering green hydrogen plants fuelled by clean energy.
Learn more
Using our global experience to maximise the performance and ensure the longevity of our customers assets.
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How to write the North Sea’s sequel
By Robert Fradley, Offshore Commercial Director at RES The North Sea is stood at crossroads, caught between two stories. For decades it has served as a powerhouse of northern European economies, providing jobs, stability and energy security. In recent years, with oil and gas production in decline, the pen was…
Ontario’s largest Indigenous-led energy project: The Wataynikaneyap Transmission Project
RES was an important early co-developer of the Wataynikaneyap Transmission Project by contributing to routing, permitting and planning for 1,800 km of transmission lines, supporting this revolutionary First Nation-led initiative. The project now delivers reliable grid power to 24 remote communities, advancing environmental goals and Indigenous-led infrastructure development.