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Thorlux is marking nine decades of British luminaire manufacturing heritage. The Redditch company is updating its visitor centre and emergency-lighting facilities.
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Waldevar has integrated high-voltage construction capability through Elemo’s acquisition deal. The new division will work across networks rated from 0.4kV to 750kV.
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Denmark could host a major compressed-air energy-storage project beneath Mariager. Airengy and Nobian will assess an existing salt cavern for development.
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European solar generation reached a new quarterly record this spring. Greater output is increasing negative prices, curtailment pressure, and flexibility requirements.
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Poland has advanced plans for major pumped-storage capacity at Rożnów. The proposed plant would provide 767MW and approximately 3.1GWh of storage.
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Schleswig-Holstein’s grid operator faces unprecedented demand for new connections statewide. Almost 60GW of wind, solar, and battery applications await assessment.
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Belgium’s Green Turtle battery has secured financing for construction works. The four-hour system will connect directly to Elia’s 380kV transmission network.
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Ofgem will oversee an independent review of heatwave grid operations. The examination follows tight system margins during five days of extreme temperatures in June.
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A 49.9MW Barnsley solar scheme is recommended for planning approval. Revised plans reduce the site area, panel count, and visual impact.
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Three Scottish industrial sites have completed fully funded rooftop solar. The combined 1.8MWp portfolio is expected to generate 1.39GWh annually.