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Jumptech will integrate NexBlue chargers into UK automotive installation programmes. The partnership combines charging hardware with established delivery workflows for carmakers, fleets, and approved electrical contractors.
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Sumitomo has joined Gwynt Glas as an equal project partner. Its 33.3% investment adds a third international developer to the proposed 1.5GW Celtic Sea floating wind project.
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Rubix will supply MRO products for Hinkley Point C construction. The three-year EDF agreement includes managed inventory and technical support while explicitly excluding equipment used within the nuclear reactors.
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Construction has started on Windyhill’s 200MW Scottish battery storage project. Mitie will deliver the 132kV connection and electrical balance of plant for the first 400MWh phase.
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Pembroke’s new synchronous condenser is now supporting Britain’s grid stability. The RWE installation supplies inertia without generating electricity as conventional synchronous generation becomes less frequently connected.
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Cadeler has ordered two offshore wind installation vessels for expansion. The €805 million programme will add further heavy installation capacity in 2030 and 2031 as offshore turbine and foundation packages increase in scale.
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Mayr is adapting wind turbine brakes for stricter safety requirements. Its latest pitch, yaw, and monitoring systems combine low-temperature capability with sensorless condition monitoring for maintenance teams.
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Romania has redirected Danube flows to protect Cernavoda nuclear output. The intervention has extended the remaining reactor’s operating window as river levels continue to fall.
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Venezuela’s electricity crisis is spreading deeper into Caracas this summer. Daily outages are exposing severe generation shortages alongside transmission, maintenance, and distribution problems that require system-wide rehabilitation rather than isolated equipment repairs.
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US utility-scale battery capacity has climbed towards fifty-two gigawatts nationwide. Operators added 8.3GW during the first half of 2026, while developers report another 54GW planned through the end of 2028.