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Enel X and Threefold will optimise commercial batteries across Britain. The five-year agreement begins with around 3.5MW of behind-the-meter capacity and could expand significantly as the portfolio grows.
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Saft has launched new LFP battery platforms for railway electrification. The range covers traction systems up to 1,500V and 5.6MWh plus auxiliary batteries for onboard electrical loads.
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European Energy has secured support for four German wind projects. The 89.6MW portfolio now has long term remuneration as the developments progress towards financing and construction.
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Endesa has started repowering its Coriscada wind farm in Galicia. Forty ageing turbines will be replaced by four 7MW machines while the existing 24MW grid export limit is retained.
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Centrica and Return have signed a German battery flexibility deal. The 100MW/400MWh agreement draws capacity from a virtual portfolio rather than one dedicated storage project.
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Renalfa has completed a major hybrid upgrade at Devnya, Bulgaria. The repowered site now combines 65MWp of solar with a 60MW/165MWh battery.
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EU regulators opened consultation on new data centre performance standards. The work accompanies a common rating scheme covering efficiency, resource use, flexibility, and grid integration.
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ABB has launched Infinitus for high-density AI data centre infrastructure. The portfolio combines solid-state transformation, DC distribution, protection, and cooling-related electrical equipment from source to rack.
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Vestas has launched its V182-7.2MW turbine for lower-wind onshore projects. A 182-metre rotor increases swept area while keeping rated output at 7.2MW.
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Nordex has launched its N193/7.X turbine for European lower-wind markets. The 193-metre rotor targets higher energy yield while retaining established Delta4000 electrical and control architecture.