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Scania has successfully demonstrated bidirectional megawatt charging for heavy trucks. The test links high-power depot charging with vehicle-to-grid operation and fleet-scale flexibility.
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Europe’s battery market now has a standard revenue benchmark tool. Nord Pool and Clean Horizon are tracking simulated BESS earnings across multiple countries, durations, and market routes.
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Germany has preserved grid-fee relief for qualifying battery storage projects. The decision gives late-stage developers clearer cost assumptions before the August 2029 commissioning deadline.
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Spain will use capacity payments to protect supply security margins. The €9bn mechanism will support available generation, storage, and demand-side resources through 2036.
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Europe enters summer with stronger capacity but uneven regional resilience. ENTSO-E’s 2026 outlook points to limited localised risks as renewable and battery capacity reshape system operation.
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Firetrace has highlighted repowering risks across ageing wind fleets globally. Its report says 86GW of European and 41GW of US wind capacity could reach end-of-life by 2030.
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Shoreline Wind and Youwind have linked wind project planning platforms. The integration connects early layout, yield, storage modelling, construction planning, and operational maintenance workflows for wind energy projects.
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GreenWay has secured financing for central European charging expansion plans. The package will support 2,700 fast and ultra-fast public charge points across Poland, Slovakia, and Croatia by 2028.
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TotalEnergies has filed its 1.5GW Normandy offshore wind authorisation application. Centre Manche Énergies is expected to generate around 6TWh annually and would become one of France’s largest renewable energy projects.
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char.gy has reached 5,000 installed UK public charge points nationwide. The milestone charger was delivered in Brighton & Hove as local authorities expand kerbside infrastructure for drivers without off-street parking.