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Europe has signed its first tripartite energy storage agreement framework. The agreement brings member states, developers, industry, and finance institutions into one storage deployment process.
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RWE and PPC have commissioned major Greek solar capacity online. The 930MWp portfolio turns former lignite land into large-scale renewable generation infrastructure.
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NKT has completed its Asnæs medium-voltage cable production expansion programme. The upgraded Danish facility adds production and testing capacity for Europe’s grid reinforcement pipeline.
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ENTSO-E has published new reports on European power market integration. They cover wholesale markets, balancing platforms, cost reporting, and cross-border capacity use.
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Ellis has expanded verified environmental data for cable-cleat specification decisions. The new polymer EPD supports lifecycle assessment across power, infrastructure, and industrial installations.
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JTL has opened a dedicated electrical training centre in Medway. The £2m Chatham facility adds apprenticeship capacity across Kent and the South of England.
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Ministers have opened consultation on motorway charging grid reinforcement support. The scheme targets English motorway service areas where network upgrade costs still block ultra-rapid charging deployment.
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Ofgem has advanced Britain’s first long-duration storage selection window programme. Sixteen projects have been provisionally selected across pumped hydro, compressed air, lithium-ion, and flow battery technologies.
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Sungrow has expanded its European EV charging and storage offer. The new systems combine chargers, batteries, power conversion, dynamic load control, and V2G-ready architecture.
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LONGi has launched a European solar-storage platform at Intersolar Europe. The LONGi ONE portfolio brings modules, storage, conversion equipment, and energy management into one system offer.