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Litgrid has opened procurement for Lithuania’s largest electricity substation project. Gižai will introduce 220kV operation to Lithuania’s transmission system and connect the planned 700MW Harmony Link with Poland.
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PSE is expanding two northern substations on Poland’s 400kV network. The works combine transmission reinforcement, line integration, and reactive-power infrastructure as northern generation patterns change.
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TransnetBW is procuring new 380kV switchgear for three battery connections. The Pulverdingen package combines extra-high-voltage customer connections with wider reinforcement of one of Baden-Württemberg’s major transmission nodes.
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GSU has inaugurated Sakaï, a 50MW solar-plus-storage power infrastructure project. The completed development combines more than 80,000 photovoltaic panels with 15MWh of battery storage and materially increases national generation capacity.
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Arevon has started operations at its four-hour Nighthawk battery project. The 300MW/1,200MWh California facility is now the company’s largest standalone storage asset and operates under a long-term PG&E agreement.
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BW ESS has acquired Yanco’s ready-to-build four-hour battery storage project. Construction of the 250MW/1,000MWh system is due to begin later in 2026 ahead of commercial operation in 2028.
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HiTHIUM will supply 421MWh of storage for Fraser Coast project. The 84-unit system will be AC-coupled to adjacent solar infrastructure and equipped with grid-forming capability.
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EPEC will deliver Lower Wonga’s high-voltage grid connection infrastructure package. The contract covers a 275/33kV substation and 275kV overhead line for a 380MWdc solar and 281MW/843MWh storage development.
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Heron Power will build its first large-scale factory in California. The $100 million-plus plant will manufacture medium-voltage power electronics for grid, storage, and data-centre applications, with mass production targeted for late 2027.
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Triple Point has acquired Hessay Solar as construction advances onsite. The 49.2MW York project holds an AR6 Contract for Difference, with grid connection targeted for the second half of 2027.