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Government plans could simplify preliminary surveys for English network projects. Proposed permitted development rights would cover specified temporary, low-impact investigations.
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Econergy has secured £42.7 million for its Immingham battery project. EDF will optimise the 80MW/240MWh asset under two ten-year revenue-floor agreements.
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NESO plans to combine margin and constraint flexibility across Britain. The Local Constraints Market will progressively move into one national service.
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ABB has invested in LevelTen’s clean-energy procurement and transaction platform. The partnership connects renewable contracting with industrial electrification and advisory services.
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Red Eléctrica expects Spain’s eclipse to reduce solar output substantially. The system operator forecasts a 5GW maximum reduction on 12 August.
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Vattenfall is tendering offshore inspection services across four European markets. The ROV and seabed-survey framework is scheduled to begin in June 2027.
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Sicilian authorities have authorised Pacifico’s eight-hour battery project in Butera. The 40MW/320MWh system is intended to provide several grid services.
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Utilitas has started building Latvia’s 117MW Lode wind farm project. A 60MW/240MWh battery will provide four hours of storage beside the turbines.
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Haizea has shipped record monopiles from Bilbao for Hornsea 3. The largest foundations exceed 105 metres in length and weigh more than 2,300 tonnes.
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EDF plans major investment in resilience across French generation assets. The €8.7 billion programme covers nuclear, hydropower, and island operations through 2040.