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Portugal’s renewable build-out is being constrained by grid capacity.
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Energa is tendering hybrid solar and battery delivery work.
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Two Scottish offshore wind projects have advanced onshore infrastructure.
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The Irish Sea transmission assets decision has moved to September.
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Sheerness is receiving a major distribution network capacity upgrade.
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National Grid has raised its five-year network investment programme.
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Austria may need more than €68bn of grid investment by 2040 as renewable electricity targets, regional network constraints, electrification, and system flexibility requirements reshape its energy infrastructure.
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Germany has approved draft legislation to procure 11GW of new dispatchable capacity, with staged auctions planned from September 2026 to support electricity supply during periods of low renewable generation.
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Polish transmission system operator PSE has awarded contracts for a 400kV line that will carry power from Baltic Sea offshore wind farms into the national grid, supporting Poland’s fast-developing offshore wind programme.
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Invinity Energy Systems has completed delivery of 20.7MWh of vanadium flow batteries to the Copwood VFB Energy Hub in East Sussex, pairing long-duration storage with a 3MW solar array.