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Gateway 14 has deployed DALI-2 controls across its innovation centre. Occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting, emergency testing, energy monitoring, and BMS integration support adaptable operation across the £18.8 million development.
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Lancaster has submitted plans for an integrated solar-charging energy hub. The eight-bay development would combine rapid chargers, canopy-mounted photovoltaics, battery storage, managed tariffs, and export capability.
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Ofgem proposes binding data-practice duties for licensed energy code managers. The consultation would place digitalisation strategies, interoperability, accessibility, and data-governance requirements within standard licence conditions.
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NESO is increasing day-ahead restrictions across four electricity interconnector links. The change covers routes to Norway, Denmark, Belgium, and France where forecast flows could create unresolved British system-security constraints.
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SP Energy Networks has advanced another major Scottish transmission reinforcement. Denny–Wishaw combines 400kV uprating, new overhead line, substation extensions, transformers, and cable work to release around 1GW of renewable capacity.
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EDF has extended two British nuclear stations through March 2030. Heysham 1 and Hartlepool are expected to generate another 28TWh under continuing inspection, maintenance, and regulatory oversight.
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Europe’s public charging network has passed 1.17 million installed points. June data shows continued expansion as higher-power equipment, reliability, grid access, and cross-border interoperability become increasingly important.
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Serbia has narrowed Đerdap 3 procurement to one qualified consortium. The Bechtel and ENKA team will enter the second selection phase for a strategic pumped-storage project.
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Luminus is extending operational technology security across its generation portfolio. SecureOT will cover thermal, hydro, wind, and battery assets through vendor-neutral inventory, vulnerability management, and risk prioritisation.
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European transmission operators want stronger investment conditions for electrification delivery. ENTSO-E is seeking regulation that recognises resilience, cybersecurity, flexibility, and system stability alongside cost efficiency.