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At RES, being a power for good means working together to bring our vision to life, a future where everyone has access to affordable zero-carbon energy. It’s about harnessing the power of nature and #technology, and partnering with our customers, communities, policymakers, and each other.   It's our values, passion, accountability, collaboration, and excellence, guiding us in everything we do. And at the heart of it all? Our people.   Watch the video to hear from #TeamRES as they share what being a power for good means to them.   We are RES, and we are a #PowerForGood.

We understand that the arrival of a renewable energy project in a community often sparks both curiosity and concern. In a recent article for Power Engineering International, Rachel Anderson, our Global Head of Corporate Communications & Government Affairs, highlights how meaningful community engagement goes beyond simply communicating a project's vision and numbers – it’s about taking action that builds lasting trust and collaboration. People want to see real, tangible benefits, whether that’s discounted electricity or local investment. That’s why RES’ Local Energy Discount Scheme is such a crucial initiative. By helping those living near our renewable projects save on their energy bills, we show that renewables don’t just generate power – they also create real, sustainable value for the communities where we work. As we continue to drive the global transition to renewable energy, it’s essential that we constantly refine our approach to community engagement. What’s working well? What needs improvement? We’d love to hear your thoughts. Read the full article - https://bit.ly/3DxmLZ0

On International Women’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on just a few of the incredible women at RES who embody our Power for Good ethos every day. From driving innovation, sustainability, and best-practice community engagement, to leading teams and supporting their peers, these women are shaping the future of our industry. This year's International Women's Day theme, "Accelerate Action," underscores the urgency of advancing gender equality. We know that innovation thrives in an environment where people feel heard, equal and supported. In an industry built on innovation, we’re committed to accelerating equity and inclusion so that we can achieve our vision, a future where everyone has access to affordable zero carbon energy. Join us in acknowledging the efforts and voices of the women making it happen! Read the stories of Ana Olivares, Danielle Van Huizen, Mai Mills and Raquel Serrano González: https://bit.ly/4bwx101 #PowerForGood #IWD2025 #WomenInRenewables 

With inspection season underway in many regions, our teams are working alongside customers to maximise energy production and prevent costly repairs. Our recent acquisitions have strengthened our capabilities, enabling us to offer a complete blade O&M management service. By combining technical expertise, hands-on experience, and digital innovation, we deliver a safer, more efficient, and cost-effective approach to turbine blade management - enhancing performance and extending asset lifespans. Find out more - https://bit.ly/41tc95i

This week, our Digital and Services teams were on both sides of the Atlantic at two major O&M events: ACP's Operations, Maintenance & Safety Conference in Nashville, USA, and EXPOFIMER 2025 in Zaragoza, Spain. Across both, our experts engaged in discussions on how innovation and data-driven solutions enhance the performance and reliability of renewable energy assets. In Nashville, Gabriel Eslait, Senior Account Executive, Digital Solutions, joined industry experts to discuss real-time monitoring and predictive analytics - showcasing how advanced data tools enable proactive decision-making and fault detection to optimise performance. In Zaragoza, Spain, Juan Latorre Galera, South Europe Director Wind O&M, and Antonio J. Pérez Barroso, Spare Parts & Repair Manager, engaged in discussions on sector growth, revamping, and strategies to enhance asset performance. Across both events, RES continues to drive solutions that deliver long-term value for asset owners, strengthen industry collaboration, and support a safer, more efficient clean energy sector. A big thank you to AEMER - Asociación de Empresas de Mantenimiento de Energías Renovables, the Zaragoza Trade Fair, and American Clean Power Association (ACP) for hosting important conversations that shape the future of O&M. By combining expertise, digital innovation, and operational excellence, we’re helping to build a future where everyone has access to zero carbon energy. #OMS25 #EXPOFIMER #TogetherWeCan #PowerForGood

The UK’s Connections Reform package is now underway—a significant move towards tackling the grid backlog and unlocking the country’s clean energy future.   For years, delays of up to 15 years have held back over £200bn of renewable projects, slowing investment and threatening 2030 clean power targets. Now, long-overdue reforms are reshaping the system, offering a pathway to faster, fairer grid connections.   In a new opinion piece for Recharge ,our UK Energy Networks Director Patrick Smart explores the opportunities and challenges of this transformation. While managing change at this scale is complex, the shift represents exactly what industry has called for—a more transparent, coordinated, and strategic approach.   To make these reforms a success, Patrick argues - the UK Government, NESO, and Ofgem must continue working closely with industry to accelerate permitting, invest in grid expansion, and create a smarter market design. This could be a turning point for the UK’s energy transition.   We are actively supporting this shift because a modern, efficient grid is key to making clean power accessible and affordable for all.   Read Patrick’s full piece here

RES has officially broken ground on the Goose Harbour Lake Wind Farm—Nova Scotia and Maritime Canada's largest wind project at 168 MW. This landmark project will be a game-changer for the region’s clean energy transition, cutting 350,000+ tons of CO₂ annually while delivering reliable, zero-emission power. Developed in partnership with Port Hawkesbury Paper LP, the 24 turbine project will support Nova Scotia’s energy needs while delivering long-term economic benefits—including 150 construction jobs and Indigenous equity participation through Wskijinu’k Mtmo’taqnuow Agency Ltd. Peter Clibbon, RES Senior Vice President, said: “As the developer and construction partner of choice for Port Hawkesbury Paper, our team is proud to be involved in this transformative wind energy project.” With commercial operations set for 2026, Goose Harbour Lake underscores our commitment to delivering innovative clean energy solutions for industrial power users. Read more about the project on our website here https://bit.ly/4h8LzEv

We're pleased to share more positive news from Sweden - RES has successfully completed the sale of the 70MW/160MWh Agamemnon battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Ånge. As one of Scandinavia’s largest storage projects, Agamemnon will be key to balancing Sweden’s renewable energy supply and enhancing grid stability, ensuring a more flexible and resilient power system. The project has been acquired by Delta Capacity, a Swiss-based battery storage developer, with financial backing from European investment bank WOOD & Company. Their investment highlights the growing importance of energy storage in enabling a flexible, resilient power system. Located near the Björnberget wind farm and the Alby Hydrogen project, Agamemnon will maximise the value of renewables while providing critical flexibility to Svenska Kraftnät, Sweden’s national grid operator. This is another milestone for our team in delivering innovative energy storage solutions that accelerate the transition to a fossil-free future.

RES is proud to announce our transition from the Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to the Innovate RAP phase, reinforcing our commitment to reconciliation and strengthening ties with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. This phase promotes innovation and collaboration, leveraging expertise and perspectives from our staff and First Nations organisations. As the world's largest independent renewable energy company, RES aims to celebrate First Nations cultures, amplify voices, and empower people in the spirit of Power for Good. To mark this new phase, we unveil Marion Mitchell's "Unity of Light and Life," symbolising our collaboration and reflecting unity, nature, and culture. The artwork inspires hope, unity, and shared responsibility. You can find the RES Innovate RAP on the Reconciliation Australia website here: https://lnkd.in/g3C3Nh9i #PowerforGood #RAP #AustralianRenewables #Reconciliation

We’re proud to announce that RES has been granted a US patent for our 3DX™ turbine blade inspection technology, marking a major step forward in wind farm maintenance and efficiency. Using drones, AI, and robotics, 3DX™ provides a complete internal and external view of blade damage for the first time. Until now, operators relied on only half the data, leading to increased maintenance costs and downtime. With this innovation, wind farm owners can detect issues earlier, extend turbine lifespans, and reduce long-term costs. Developed by Sulzer Schmid - acquired by RES in 2024 - this patented solution strengthens our growing suite of digital technologies, helping optimise asset performance and support a clean energy future. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3EP73ZE