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Germany’s offshore wind sector wants CfDs to become auction standard. BWO’s formal response also seeks indexation, a controlled award-return mechanism, and firmer treatment of project risk.
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Stillstrom has demonstrated automated offshore charging cable control in Denmark. The DNV-witnessed trial managed a 125-metre cable while a vessel operated on dynamic positioning.
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Ukraine has expanded renewable support while advancing EU market integration. A new Energy Community assessment also records a 1.5GW-plus generation tender and more than 200 electricity-market alignment measures.
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Romanian investors have commissioned a 100MWh battery project at Glodeni. The more-than-€25 million installation is the second storage asset delivered with Sieyuan Electric under an expanding national programme.
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Electromontaj has completed Romania’s first two transmission-level STATCOM installations early. The ±150MVAr systems at Sibiu Sud and Bradu add dynamic voltage control as renewable penetration increases.
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Econergy has secured financing for Romania’s Părău 2 hybrid project. The €229 million package backs 342MW of solar and a 150MW/300MWh battery, combining contracted and merchant revenues.
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NSW proposes electricity reforms for a 28GW data-centre connection pipeline. The measures would change connection planning, network cost recovery, and demand obligations as proposed loads exceed existing system assumptions.
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Energa has extended bidding for its Świercze 110/15kV substation works. The package covers transformers, switchgear, telecontrol, civil infrastructure, and renewable-integration equipment.
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Hidrocantábrico is tendering a 132kV underground connection for Asipo substation. The Llanera project will connect the planned high-voltage site through buried cable infrastructure.
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Romania’s grid operator is reinforcing two 110kV lines for renewables. The works target network capacity upstream of generation connection points in Dobrogea, where additional renewable output is increasing demands on established infrastructure.