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Usva has sold its ready-to-build Finnish battery project to Enlight. The 100MW/400MWh Pyhäjoki scheme is planned to connect to Elenia’s 110kV distribution network after completing development work in July.
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Applied Digital has secured access to potential Finnish power capacity. The planned AI data centre campus could scale towards 1GW from 2028, although the announcement concerns potential future capacity rather than an energised connection.
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Saft will supply 122MWh across two French battery projects shortly. Orbec and Bois Paillet will use Intensium Flex systems for energy arbitrage and ancillary grid services, with deliveries scheduled for early 2027.
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Actis has added 1,141MWh to its Polish battery portfolio today. Two projects at Kozienice and Trzebinia provide more than four hours of storage and hold capacity market contracts lasting 17 years, with payments linked to inflation.
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Nordex has secured 228MW across several new European turbine orders. The package covers 35 machines across three turbine families, service agreements lasting up to 25 years, and cold climate equipment for selected projects.
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Nexans has opened a 53 metre high voltage Charleroi tower. The €90m investment expands production for 525kV HVDC land cables and prepares the plant for larger aluminium conductor HVAC systems.
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Subsea Micropiles has signed a Pentland floating wind engineering agreement. The collaboration combines seabed investigation, cyclical anchor analysis, design and offshore installation as the Scottish project develops its foundation strategy.
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TSG has acquired Network Power Connections to expand UK capability. The Worcester business brings NERS accredited design and delivery expertise for grid connections and electrical infrastructure projects at voltages up to 11kV.
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GlobalFoundries has commissioned solar and battery capacity at Vermont site. Approximately 6MW of onsite photovoltaic generation now operates alongside a 16MW battery designed to reduce peak demand and support the regional grid.
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Wärtsilä has secured 282MW of onsite data centre power capacity. Fifteen 50SG engines will supply a US project, with equipment delivery scheduled for 2028 and full operation expected during 2029.