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Omron has launched a PCB relay for 1500V DC systems. The G9KD targets energy storage and EV charging hardware where high-current isolation, compact footprints, and board-level assembly are becoming more important.
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Accepted energy complaints retreated from 2024 peaks across the market. Billing disputes still dominated, late-year volumes turned higher, and redress reform remains live.
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Allye joins Tech Nation’s 2026 Climate Programme for growth support. The selection comes as distributed storage gains importance in managing grid constraints, temporary electrification, and flexible power supply across charging, construction, and off-grid applications.
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Steel cutting has started on East Anglia TWO’s substation foundation. The work at Smulders’ Wallsend yard brings a £60m-plus fabrication contract into full production as ScottishPower Renewables advances its 960MW Suffolk offshore wind project toward 2027 installation and end-2028 operation.
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SSE has commissioned its Ferrybridge battery storage system in Yorkshire. The 150MW/300MWh asset brings large-scale, rapid-response flexibility to the UK grid from the site of the former Ferrybridge coal-fired power station.
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IMI has delivered a 2MW electrolyser for IGAT in Italy. The project adds on-site green hydrogen production to IGAT’s established industrial gas operations under Italy’s PNRR-backed Hydrogen Valley programme.
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Europe’s HVDC planning push is entering its decisive validation phase. HVDC-WISE is testing hybrid AC/DC planning tools across European, Great Britain, and offshore use cases before final recommendations on resilience, interoperability, and code updates.
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Gresham House has cleared another milestone in Britain’s queue reforms. Firm Gate 2 offers for two battery storage projects move the schemes closer to financing close, procurement, and construction under NESO’s reworked connections regime.
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Energy operators are moving autonomy from pilot stage to scale. Schneider Electric’s latest survey points to faster investment in autonomous operations as AI-linked power demand, cost pressure, and workforce attrition reshape priorities across energy and chemicals.
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RES has expanded its European services footprint with Nala Renewables. The 217 MW mandate covers operational solar and battery assets in Lithuania, Belgium, and Greece, underscoring rising demand for integrated asset management as multi-market portfolios scale.