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RWE has secured auction awards for two German wind projects. Jüchen 3 and the Seedorf repowering scheme are planned for commissioning in 2028, subject to final investment decisions.
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MOL has commissioned solar generation and battery storage at Algyő. The 37.4MWp plant is paired with a 20MW/40MWh system supporting site demand and grid flexibility.
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Fabrication has started on TenneT’s second standardised 2GW offshore jacket. IJmuiden Ver Gamma is scheduled to leave Vlissingen for offshore installation in summer 2028.
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Construction has started on Belgium’s Green Turtle grid battery project. The 700MW/2,800MWh system is scheduled to enter service in March 2028.
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EU safeguards now cover transformer-grade steel, laminations, cores and transformers. The provisional measures use tariff-rate quotas and price thresholds while the wider investigation continues.
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Wärtsilä and TGES will assess dedicated data centre power systems. The companies are examining gas and dual-fuel engine plants as Japanese developers face constrained grid connections.
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ABB says industrial electrical systems must become actively orchestrated infrastructure. Its new whitepaper links rising energy costs, outages, storage, digitalisation, and asset management to changing service strategies.
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Britain’s solar expansion is intensifying the need for storage capacity. Electric Insights data shows stronger daytime renewable output increasingly giving way to tighter, more expensive evening periods.
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EZO has secured €150m to expand public EV charging infrastructure. The non-recourse facility will support more than 3,000 charge points representing over 100MW across Britain and Ireland.
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Milton Keynes has approved FairHeat’s low-carbon heat network contract today. Three public buildings will be prepared for connection using £4.35m of government-backed decarbonisation funding.