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Ameresco Sunel will deliver Romania’s new Iratoșu utility-scale solar project. The contract covers EPC delivery, a 33kV/110kV substation, underground connection works, commissioning, and long-term operation and maintenance.
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Zenobē has acquired a major German battery storage development platform. The six-site, 1.75GW pipeline gives the company an immediate position in transmission-connected storage and emerging markets for grid-forming and system-support services.
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CU Phosco is expanding structural checks for evolving telecom infrastructure. Its Global Design Check assesses towers, monopoles, rooftop frames, foundations, loading, and safety margins before network equipment is added or third-party designs are accepted.
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WAGO has appointed Björn Twiehaus to lead its global business. The former Marquardt chief executive brings automotive electronics and mechatronics experience as connection technology, automation, energy data, and cybersecurity increasingly converge.
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Hampshire and Solent have launched a regional electrotechnical skills alliance. Employers, colleges, manufacturers, and public bodies will coordinate training demand, career routes, curriculum development, and progression towards recognised competence.
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Ofgem has extended its review of balancing-charge reset arrangements further. CMP474 and CMP475 would allow fixed BSUoS tariffs to change when balancing expenditure places exceptional pressure on NESO’s working-capital facility.
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ScottishPower plans to nearly double Whitelee’s capacity through phased repowering. The proposal replaces 215 turbines with 124 larger machines, adds a new substation, and keeps generation operating across the site during construction.
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TRILUX has redesigned lighting across Maastro’s complex radiotherapy treatment rooms. Illuminated ceiling panels, asymmetric corridor lighting, downlights, and adjustable scenes address clinical visibility, patient sightlines, shielding geometry, and maintenance.
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AIKO’s module certification sharpens scrutiny of photovoltaic hotspot safety risks. TÜV Rheinland testing found significantly lower surface temperatures for back-contact modules under heat and shading, adding another technical criterion to solar procurement and fire-risk assessment.
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MaxSolar and Saft will deliver a wind-linked German battery project. Quitzow II combines 30MW of power, 76.5MWh of storage, turnkey EPC delivery, and an existing wind-farm substation connection in Brandenburg.