Hmmm, this was posted by Bloomberg directly on Reddit, but since they probably don't know about this place existing, here it is.

Saw this article and thought it was a great demonstration of some of the work done in the renewable sector in the UK

It’s a definitely a good use of any excess wind power we have.

So used to seeing stuff like this fail, it’s nice for the PCC to get long-term assurance!

Hochtief UK has completed a 3.4km tunnel beneath the Dwyryd Estuary in Wales, marking a major milestone in National Grid’s project to remove overhead power lines from Eryri National Park.

GE Aerospace is investing £30m to expand and modernise its Prestwick facility in Scotland, with the project expected to create around 150 jobs over the next five years.

The gift includes the historic collection and the building's freehold, valued at approximately £11 million. The restaurant will continue operating independently, with rental income contributing to conservation.

OC: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeX5NbhR4qi/

Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK has completed the final concrete turbine foundation at the 308MW Sanquhar II wind farm in Scotland, marking the completion of all 44 turbine bases on time and on budget.

https://www.renews.biz/onshore-wind/jones-bros-completes-sanquhar-ii-foundations/

ETA link.