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Turkey is advancing a Caspian-to-Europe green electricity corridor proposal plan. The project would link Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkey, Bulgaria, and south-east European markets through expanded transmission and power-trading infrastructure.
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Ingeteam has secured EIB backing for advanced electrification technology R&D. The €75m loan will support PV inverters, energy storage, power electronics, electrical-network cybersecurity, and transport electrification.
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Europe’s distribution grids are blocking major renewable and storage projects. Queues across eight markets now include 375GW of renewables and 455GW of battery storage, placing distribution-network access at the centre of Europe’s clean-energy delivery challenge.
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Apollo has secured approval for its PALM quick connection system. The technology targets faster dynamic cable connection and disconnection for floating offshore wind projects.
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VIRTUS has installed 185MVA transformers at its Wustermark campus development. The Berlin/Brandenburg site will connect at 380kV through a dedicated high-voltage power architecture.
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Drax Group has agreed a £548m Bluefield Solar acquisition deal. The transaction would add operational renewables and a development pipeline spanning solar, wind, and storage.
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Enviromena has energised Rhigos Road under commercial direct-supply solar arrangements. The South Wales solar farm uses a licence-exempt PPA structure with Evolve Energy.
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Svea Solar Utility has secured €185m for Swedish renewables growth. The HoldCo facility will support utility-scale solar PV and storage assets across the project lifecycle.
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ELIRE Maritime has validated floating hydrogen shore-power technology for ports. The hub combines fuel cells, 45MWh of battery storage, and 6.6kV/11kV shore-power connections.
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Trina Storage has delivered integrated battery architecture for Romanian deployment. The 40MW/160.48MWh Gamma project combines Elementa 2 Pro battery units with Electra AC systems for grid-scale storage.