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ORLEN has acquired a 216MW hybrid renewable project in Poland. Solar and wind generation will share connection infrastructure through a cable pooling arrangement.
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Nordlicht I has installed the project’s first offshore transition piece. DEME’s Sea Installer completed the operation as construction advances on the 980MW German wind farm.
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Dajin has started fabricating transition pieces for Germany’s Gennaker project. The 63-unit package will support a 976.5MW offshore wind farm scheduled for commissioning in 2028.
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Steelwind has shipped the final foundations for Poland’s Baltica 2. The 34-unit package used around 56,000 tonnes of steel for the 1.5GW offshore wind project.
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India’s power regulator has proposed broader transmission waivers for storage. The draft covers integrated batteries, delayed renewable projects, charging-source accounting, and connections using both central and state transmission networks.
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Texas has paused data-centre grid approvals pending a comprehensive audit. Developers must disclose electricity, water, ownership, incentives, and community impacts before projects can progress through ERCOT’s connection process.
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Hercules has launched a dedicated UK power and energy division. The operation builds on £20.8 million of contracted work and will be reported separately from the group’s labour-supply and construction businesses.
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Invinity’s operating batteries have now dispatched ten gigawatt-hours for customers. The total increased 85% over the past year, adding operational evidence across the company’s global vanadium flow battery fleet.
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Cierco has secured seabed rights for two Welsh floating projects. Llŷr 1 and Llŷr 2 will each provide 100MW while testing different foundations, moorings, dynamic cables, and construction methods.
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CNTE has supplied a 41.7MWh battery system in northern Czechia. The 37.95MW/41.7MWh installation pairs with 42.7MW of solar for frequency response, balancing, and short-duration energy shifting.