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ČEZ is increasing nuclear modernisation spending across its Czech fleet. Annual investment is expected to reach CZK10–12 billion as Dukovany prepares for possible 80-year operation and Temelín continues control-system and fuel-cycle upgrades.
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SUAS has commissioned Czechia’s largest operational battery storage facility today. The 57MW/120MWh Lipnice system combines balancing services, day-ahead and intraday trading, and algorithmic control within the group’s developing regional EnergyHub.
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India will let delayed renewable projects pay to retain connectivity. Developers gain limited extensions for land, finance, and commissioning milestones before transmission rights can be withdrawn.
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China is estimated to have curtailed 360TWh of renewable generation. The gap between generation growth and networks is widening across several major Asian power systems.
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Quinbrook has advanced Supernode through two major battery storage milestones. Stage 2 is commercially operational, while Stage 3 has secured A$469m of debt financing.
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Siemens Energy has installed its first lightweight offshore substation design. The HV-TSU concept integrates high-voltage components into a more compact topside at Yuetuo Island.
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East Anglia THREE has completed installation of 95 offshore foundations. Turbine erection is already beyond halfway as the 1.4GW project targets full operation by year-end.
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Norway is accelerating its review of floating offshore wind subsidies. The Utsira Nord assessment will now accompany October’s state budget, bringing scrutiny forward significantly.
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Aukera has reached financial close on a 44MW German project. The Rhineland-Palatinate development spans four municipalities, advancing another financed solar asset in the company’s German portfolio.
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Futureal and Aurinkokarhu plan three gigawatts of Finnish renewables capacity. The portfolio combines solar, battery storage, and hybrid developments, with around 1.1GW targeting ready-to-build status during 2026.