Electrical Engineering
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SSEN Transmission is standardising smaller substations for faster renewable connections.
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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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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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IN Power’s April issue asks whether the grid is ready. Coverage connects automation, OT cybersecurity, demand flexibility, data centres, autonomous industrial sites, and contracting competence as electrification pressure moves from policy target to operational test.
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ABB is showcasing DC-DC converter technology from its BrightLoop line-up in the GENBETA car during the 2026 Hankook Berlin E-Prix.
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Ovia has launched Pitch Finder, a modular LED sports floodlighting platform with 600W, 1200W, and 1800W configurations and modern control options.
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Elucian has added a 10kA three-pole plus switched-neutral bi-directional RCBO range for commercial, industrial, renewable, HVAC, and EV charging applications.
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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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European grid operators want new generators to support dynamic voltage control.
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Nexans has agreed to acquire Republic Wire for an enterprise value of around €680m, expanding its North American low-voltage cable platform and targeting growth in utility, commercial, residential, and data-centre markets.