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Firetrace has highlighted repowering risks across ageing wind fleets globally. Its report says 86GW of European and 41GW of US wind capacity could reach end-of-life by 2030.
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Shoreline Wind and Youwind have linked wind project planning platforms. The integration connects early layout, yield, storage modelling, construction planning, and operational maintenance workflows for wind energy projects.
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GreenWay has secured financing for central European charging expansion plans. The package will support 2,700 fast and ultra-fast public charge points across Poland, Slovakia, and Croatia by 2028.
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TotalEnergies has filed its 1.5GW Normandy offshore wind authorisation application. Centre Manche Énergies is expected to generate around 6TWh annually and would become one of France’s largest renewable energy projects.
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char.gy has reached 5,000 installed UK public charge points nationwide. The milestone charger was delivered in Brighton & Hove as local authorities expand kerbside infrastructure for drivers without off-street parking.
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CRP Subsea will supply cable protection for East Anglia Two. The contract covers 142 NjordGuard systems for inter-array cable terminations at the 960MW offshore wind project off the Suffolk coast.
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European Energy has started building Cornwall’s hybrid solar-storage project site. Indian Queens will combine 67.96MW of solar capacity with a 95MWh battery and is scheduled for grid connection in the first half of 2027.
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Hitachi Energy has opened a specialist grid centre in Glasgow. The facility will create around 100 roles supporting UK transmission, distribution, renewable integration, and major electricity infrastructure programmes.
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Britain’s energy cyber strategy sets tougher expectations for critical infrastructure. The four-year plan links Clean Power 2030 delivery with resilience, supplier oversight, digital grid security, and stronger capability across operators and technology providers.
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RES has opened a Houston renewable asset support warehouse.