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Government funding will support new and upgraded UK heat networks. The £90 million package combines major development awards with efficiency improvements across 76 existing systems.
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PowerCon is expanding beyond shore power into wider port electrification. Prefabricated substations will lead an offer spanning storage, charging, lifecycle services and operational support.
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Prysmian and Aurubis have expanded their long-term copper supply agreement. The companies are strengthening European wire rod supply as electrical infrastructure demand increases.
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Terna will join Europe’s MARI balancing platform from late November. Market participants will test new IPEX functions before operational cross-border balancing begins.
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OX2 has handed Romania’s 99.2MW Green Breeze wind farm over. The 16-turbine project is operational and supplying electricity through its secured grid connection.
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Mirova is investing €65 million in two Nordic battery projects. The 145MW/290MWh portfolio spans Finland and Sweden, with Ingrid Capacity responsible for development, operation and optimisation.
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YEO has signed a new 250MWh battery contract with AzerEnerji. The $58.6 million EPC-F package includes storage equipment, high-voltage infrastructure, grid integration, and project financing.
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Mitsubishi Electric has mapped power infrastructure for future AI factories. Its reference design combines utility connections, generation, battery storage, distribution, cooling, and controls in repeatable 250MW blocks.
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Hitachi Energy has delivered six high-voltage shunt reactors for HumeLink. The 500kV units will provide reactive-power compensation across the 365km New South Wales transmission project.
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Scottish Water has expanded solar generation at Blairlinnans treatment works. Another 648 panels raise the site total to 1,672 and are expected to supply around 40% of its electricity demand.