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Utilligence will deliver 132kV infrastructure for Longpasture’s solar connection scheme.
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SSEN Transmission is standardising smaller substations for faster renewable connections.
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Skeleton Technologies has secured a €33m first close in a pre-IPO funding round. The company is expanding high-power storage for AI data centre and grid infrastructure applications.
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ABB E-mobility has launched the OM X-Series for high-duty fleet and corridor charging. The distributed system scales from 800kW to 10MW across more than 100 chargepoints.
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Siemens and Alliander are using Gridscale X to support more active distribution operation. Alliander has migrated 85 applications and expanded medium-voltage grid coverage to 100%.
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Sweden has paused the Konti-Skan Connect cable to Denmark. The decision follows a dispute over congestion revenue and exposes pressure around interconnector funding and domestic generation policy.
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ENTSO-E has examined data centres as both large loads and potential flexibility assets. Its report sets out grid security risks around rapid demand growth, voltage control, and renewable integration.
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Engie has completed its acquisition of UK Power Networks ahead of schedule. The deal brings one of Britain’s largest electricity distribution operators into Engie’s regulated network portfolio.
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InstaVolt has opened five BESS-backed charging sites in Britain. The rollout uses on-site storage to reduce peak exposure, manage grid constraints, and support ultra-rapid charging deployment.
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First Bus is using electric depots to support grid balancing. The trial adjusts charging schedules in response to system conditions, giving fleet infrastructure a new operational role in the electricity network.