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Nexans has secured long-term aluminium supply for grid cable production. The Hydro agreement strengthens conductor sourcing for European medium-voltage, overhead, and subsea high-voltage infrastructure.
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UK public charger deployment slowed in first-half 2026 rollout data. Zapmap recorded 121,171 public chargers across 46,731 locations at June-end.
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RES has secured five-year O&M contract covering ScottishPower Renewables assets. The agreement covers 15 UK wind farms, 588MW of capacity, and Bellshill logistics support.
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Llŷr Floating Wind has secured its marine licence approval milestone. The Welsh demonstration project includes floating turbines, export cables, moorings, and anchors.
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DESNZ has updated CfD AR8 rules before auction opening formally. The changes cover connection requirements, appeals evidence, and delivery-body error correction.
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Island Green Power has closed £315m financing for UK renewables. The HoldCo debt package supports large-scale solar, co-located storage, and independent power production.
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Uniper signed Polish solar PPAs with Respect Energy covering 219MWp. The six-year agreements include electricity output and Guarantees of Origin from four PV projects.
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Qualitas Energy has fully commissioned Nachtsheim-Luxem wind farm in Germany. The 33.6MW project uses eight Enercon turbines and will generate more than 92 million kWh annually.
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Ecowende has delivered first power from Hollandse Kust West offshore. The 760MW Dutch project connects through TenneT’s offshore grid and enters staged commissioning.
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Spain has allocated new funding for high-power EV charging corridors. The programme supports additional charge points, charging-station projects, and fleet-electrification schemes.