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European Energy has brought its first Greek wind farm online. The 27MW Tsoukes Sarres project uses six Vestas turbines and is jointly owned with Sampension.
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Saft will supply LFP batteries for Germany’s digital railway interlockings. Initial Flex’ion systems are being deployed around Stuttgart to protect signalling and control equipment against power interruptions.
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Nadara has brought its 227MW Big Fish agrivoltaic project online. The Sicilian development combines large scale solar generation with continued agricultural use across a 400-hectare site.
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R&S Group has signed a transformer framework agreement with NeXtWind. ZREW will supply power transformers as NeXtWind advances its German wind repowering portfolio.
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ABL will provide marine assurance for Germany’s Ostwind 4 connection. The 2GW project will use 525kV HVDC technology to move Baltic offshore wind power to the transmission network.
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Taaleri has invested in Estonia’s 420MWh Raudsepa battery storage project. Construction is starting this month, with full operation expected by November 2027.
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Spain has opened consultations covering eleven gigawatts of grid access. The proposals cover renewable generation and storage at Just Transition nodes, including a dedicated competitive process for Guardo and Velilla.
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Ampeak Energy says AW1 battery construction remains on its programme. Interim results also show lower revenue, reduced tidal generation and a continuing requirement for further group funding.
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UK Power Networks has opened DERMS access to IDNO customers. The change allows flexible demand and generation connections to use available network capacity without waiting for conventional reinforcement.
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UK Power Networks is applying AI to business demand data. Millions of half-hourly readings will inform low voltage planning, investment decisions and customer connections.