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Endurance Motive has disclosed a battery integration contract in Spain. The €1.02m agreement covers two storage containers, installation integration and commissioning, with delivery planned for January 2027.
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Enery has opened its Knizhovnik hybrid power plant in Bulgaria. The 122MWp photovoltaic plant incorporates 200MWh of storage, alongside a new physical electricity supply agreement with Coca-Cola HBC Bulgaria.
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Greenvolt has secured €284m to finance construction at Gurbănești, Romania. The 253.1MW wind project is already under construction, with 42 turbines planned and commercial operation targeted for late 2027.
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Parapet has completed Alerion’s 32MWp Romanian photovoltaic plant at Dănești. The project covers 51 hectares and uses about 50,000 solar modules, with estimated annual generation of 52GWh.
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Full Circle has won a French wind farm maintenance contract. The five-year agreement covers five Nordex N90 turbines at Momerstroff and includes condition monitoring, pitch controls, converter improvements, and curtailment management.
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VSB has begun replacing four turbines in Lower Saxony, Germany. Three Vestas machines totalling 18MW are planned, with waterlogged and peat-bearing ground requiring special preparation before installation and commissioning in 2027.
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Olana has commissioned two batteries connected to Finland’s distribution network. The Gunnarsnäs and Koski Tl facilities provide 17MW/18MWh combined, connecting at 20kV and entering ancillary services markets through Fingrid’s balancing arrangements.
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Nala has authorised construction of Finland’s Vuolijoki battery facility project. The 125MW/250MWh scheme will use Sungrow storage technology, with Destia delivering balance of plant works and Despro coordinating engineering and construction management.
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Litgrid and PSE have agreed Harmony Link’s border connection responsibilities. The 220kV agreement defines ownership, technical compatibility, inspections, and testing arrangements ahead of construction expected to begin in Lithuania in 2027.
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Global floating wind capacity has risen 38% within twelve months. Fully operational projects now total 382MW, while RenewableUK tracks a much larger 152GW development pipeline across 26 countries.