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South Wales partners will test grid flexibility for industrial connections. The programme will first examine batteries and better use of existing network capacity.
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Nordex has secured 175MW of new turbine orders across Europe. Thirty-four machines will be installed in France, Portugal, and Spain during 2027 and 2028.
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Vattenfall is advancing foundation installation at Germany’s Nordlicht I project. The 980MW wind farm will use 68 monopiles before turbine installation and commissioning.
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Eurelectric says Europe needs more flexibility as clean generation grows. Its 2026 Power Barometer highlights storage, grids, and demand response as continuing constraints.
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Vattenfall will optimise four German battery projects totalling 285MW capacity. Commercial operation is expected from January 2027 under agreements running to 2036.
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EIB and BNP Paribas will expand guarantees for grid manufacturers. The €700m portfolio could support up to €2.8bn of investment.
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Statkraft will optimise two Greenvolt battery projects across Polish markets. The ten-year agreement covers 400MW/1.6GWh of four-hour storage.
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Rezolv has secured financing for Romania’s 1.3GW Dama Solar project. The €561m package moves construction forward with operation targeted for 2028.
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Northland has closed financing for two Polish battery storage projects. The 300MW/1.2GWh portfolio is under construction for 2028 operation.
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UK renewable generation reached a record 55.8% share in Q2. Wind output exceeded gas generation while installed renewable capacity reached 66.3GW after another 2.7GW was added over twelve months.