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  • Research finds 8,547 exposed European renewable systems

    Researchers found thousands of exposed systems across European renewable sites. The study identified 8,547 systems across 35 countries, including administration and control interfaces associated with operating wind and solar assets.


  • Snøhvit Future cost estimate rises to NOK26.5bn

    Equinor has raised Snøhvit Future’s project cost estimate to NOK26.5bn. Compression remains scheduled for 2029 and electrification for 2030 as work continues across the operating Hammerfest LNG plant.


  • Nordex secures 389MW of Turkish wind orders

    Nordex has secured Turkish turbine orders totalling 389MW across projects. The 56 Delta4000 machines will be installed in stages from 2027 through 2028 with service agreements lasting several years.


  • INTILION to build 98MWh battery beside wind farm

    INTILION will build a 98MWh battery beside Kloddram wind farm. The 45MVA system will operate in front of the meter as the wind project advances in parallel.


  • Baltic Power completes installation of 76 turbines

    Baltic Power has completed installation of all 76 offshore turbines. Commissioning and 240-hour reliability testing are now under way before full operation during 2026.


  • Nord Gas wins two more VLEC system orders

    Nord Gas Solutions has secured two additional VLEC system orders. The Samsung Heavy Industries contract covers cargo handling, fuel gas supply, controls, and engineering for vessels due to receive equipment from 2027.


  • RINA and PTT sign energy engineering MoUs

    RINA and PTT have signed two energy technology agreements today. The work spans hydrogen readiness, cold energy use, carbon management, vessel electrification, and potential data centre and small modular reactor applications.


  • Armstrong expands modular industrial boiler offering

    Armstrong Industrial has expanded its gas boiler offering for industry. Standalone floor standing and wall mounted units can form modular packages with demand based controls, remote diagnostics, and factory integrated plant equipment.


  • STEP Fusion reveals third generation powerplant design

    STEP Fusion has unveiled its third generation prototype powerplant design. SPP3 develops the programme’s approach to plasma heating, steady-state operation, and maintainability as engineering work continues towards the West Burton prototype.


  • Lhyfe and Perpetual Next assess hydrogen link

    Lhyfe and Perpetual Next are assessing a Delfzijl hydrogen link. Up to 12,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually could feed a planned 220,000-tonne biomethanol plant, subject to further technical and commercial evaluation.