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NERC is monitoring the grid after a PLC threat warning. The advisory described Iranian-affiliated activity targeting internet-exposed industrial control systems across critical infrastructure sectors, including energy.
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TenneT has signed its first battery congestion-control contract in the Netherlands. The 200 MW/800 MWh Sequoia project in Oosterhout is due to energise in 2027.
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Voltempo and Corpay have agreed a new depot charging model. The partnership combines charging infrastructure, payments, and electricity procurement for electric truck and van fleets.
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SP Energy Networks has launched a new flexibility market platform. ElectronConnect will support month-ahead procurement, provider onboarding, and a three-year push to scale flexibility across the network.
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Pennsylvania has opened a search for fast-track grid projects now. The move is designed to identify generation and storage schemes that could enter PJM’s proposed expedited interconnection process.
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EDF has unveiled a €240 million electrification support programme today. The package combines truck charging, industrial connection support, and heat pump incentives under a wider French electrification push.
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Aggreko has secured a long-term hybrid power agreement in Queensland. The Eva Copper project package combines thermal generation, solar, and battery storage in a large off-grid mining power system.
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Lucy Group has completed a significant SF6-free switchgear acquisition today. The deal brings Nuventura’s dry-air GIS technology into Lucy Electric as European F-gas restrictions begin reshaping the medium-voltage market.
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Agratas has completed the steel frame of its Sanand battery plant, keeping a 20 GWh first phase on track for production in 2027.
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National Grid has energised another key Dinorwig-Pentir transmission circuit now. The upgrade advances cable replacement and substation works in North Wales, with hybrid gas insulated switchgear forming part of the wider reinforcement programme.