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Iberdrola’s green bond reinforces electricity grids as core transition infrastructure. The two-tranche issue will support network investment across core markets and selected renewable-energy refinancing.
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European Energy’s Latvian solar park expands Baltic renewable generation capacity. The 148MWp Tārgale project includes a 110MW grid connection and a long-term corporate offtake agreement.
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ABB’s Proteus launch puts utility-scale power conversion under sharper scrutiny. The portfolio targets solar and storage projects where efficiency, harmonics, cooling, and grid-code compliance are increasingly decisive.
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Dutch grid moratoriums expose the operational cost of connection scarcity. TenneT is using optimisation tools while long permitting cycles continue to slow physical reinforcement.
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Siemens Energy’s offshore contract strengthens Germany’s high-voltage transmission manufacturing capacity. The 2GW converter platform will support North Sea wind transmission and expand domestic delivery of critical grid equipment.
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Europe’s grid-funding compromise reopens hard questions over cross-border infrastructure finance. Revised congestion-revenue rules would reduce near-term funding for interconnectors, leaving Europe’s electricity-market integration exposed to familiar national tensions.
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Mer Fleet Services has completed its management buyout process today. The UK fleet charging business will continue under its existing leadership team.
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Encomara has advanced certification for floating wind connection technology systems. SQUID integrates mooring and electrical connections in one subsea unit.
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Japanese investment is being directed into UK floating wind. The compact supports 5.9GW across Ossian, Green Volt, and Erebus.
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National Grid is testing shared AI for asset monitoring. Project FoSMo will use common models across transmission and distribution operators.