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Atmos has closed financing for two major Australian power projects. The package moves a 1.6GWh Queensland battery and 470MW Western Australian wind farm towards construction and operation.
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HD Hyundai will build Taean’s 500MW offshore wind substation system. The EPCIC contract covers engineering, procurement, fabrication, offshore installation and commissioning for the South Korean project.
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Kentucky Power plans major transmission works for Muskie’s data campus. A new 765kV substation and parallel 345kV circuits will support up to 1GW of contracted electrical service.
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Project Marinus has entered its main construction phase across Australia. Transmission works are advancing in Tasmania while HVDC cable and converter-station activity ramps up for the Bass Strait interconnector.
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Doble and Megger have completed their electrical asset management merger. The combined ESCO Technologies business brings together portable testing, substation diagnostics, continuous monitoring, software and engineering services.
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Vattenfall has completed all fourteen Clashindarroch II wind turbine foundations. The 63MW Aberdeenshire project used lower-carbon concrete and recycled reinforcing steel during an 11-week foundation programme.
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CIP has approved a major 350MW Scottish battery investment programme. The four-hour Kilmarnock South system will store 1.4GWh and is scheduled for commercial operation in early 2028.
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Ofgem proposes new delivery conditions for SP Energy Networks funding. The licence change would tie electricity system restoration allowances to defined outputs under the RIIO-ED2 price control.
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Ofgem has approved higher voltage limits across Britain’s 275kV network. The change restores a 10% upper operational tolerance to reduce transmission outage restrictions during reinforcement and maintenance work.
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Great British Energy has widened its £300m manufacturing support fund. Seventeen additional offshore wind and network components are now eligible for capital grants supporting UK production capacity.