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Power-to-X grid access is moving beyond bespoke project studies alone. A Danish project will test validated models for electrolysis-heavy systems, focusing on harmonics, disturbances, and network interaction.
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Qair has reached financial close on Brecks Solar Farm project. The 46.51MWp Nottinghamshire site is expected to begin construction this month and enter operation in Q2 2027.
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Gillmoss Depot has completed major electrification for Liverpool’s bus fleet. The project adds upgraded grid connections and intelligent high-power charging for more than 100 battery-electric buses.
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Electrical bodies have warned against rushed plug-in solar deployment nationwide. The joint position highlights protective devices, wiring condition, DNO visibility, product standards, and liability concerns.
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EDF is widening flexibility access for asset-metered distributed technologies nationwide. P483 allows eligible devices on standard-metered sites to join flexibility markets through dedicated asset meters.
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Wallbox has deployed its first operational shared-capacity fast charging system. The Spanish installation uses dynamic power allocation to reduce grid and space constraints.
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Mersen has introduced compact protection products for AC/DC power systems. The PCIM launch targets storage, charging, renewables, power conversion, and data-centre infrastructure.
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European battery storage supply activity is widening across multiple markets. CATL, Rolls-Royce, Fluence, and regional developers are advancing grid-scale projects in Northern Europe, Latvia, and Poland.
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EU ministers have backed stronger port electrification and grid integration. The conclusions put onshore power, smart grids, and permitting at the centre of future port infrastructure.
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BS 7671 Amendment 4 changes testing in medical electrical locations. Revised Section 710 requirements affect documentation and supplementary bonding records.