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Power Electronics has reached 11 GW AC of installed capacity in the UK, spanning solar and battery storage inverter systems as demand grows for resilient power conversion across renewables, storage, and data centre applications.
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Actemium UK has delivered two IONITY ultra-rapid charging hubs in Glasgow and Fort William, combining civil works, LV electrical installation, testing, commissioning, and handover across high-power charging sites in Scotland.
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Power On has delivered EHV and HV infrastructure for Stansted North Site, including a 33 kV grid connection and new 33/11 kV primary substation to support phased commercial development near Stansted Airport.
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National Grid has energised its Little Horsted substation in East Sussex, adding around 0.5 GW of transmission capacity and supporting UK Power Networks’ adjacent distribution works as electricity demand rises across the South East.
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Pulse Clean Energy has secured £52.5 million in financing for two synchronous condenser units in South Wales, supporting grid stability services under NESO’s Pathfinder 3 programme as the electricity system becomes more reliant on inverter-based generation.
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Trant Engineering has joined National Grid’s substation framework for major civil works, strengthening the delivery base for UK transmission upgrades as grid reinforcement, new connections, and substation construction move further up the infrastructure agenda.
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Sunwoda and EcoSourcen have completed a Belgian distribution-grid battery park.
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European grid operators want new generators to support dynamic voltage control.
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Voltempo has delivered depot charging for Bartrums’ electric HGV fleet.
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ECA has warned that faster electrification must retain installation safety.