Electrical Engineering
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EirGrid has opened Step 4a consultation on offshore grid options. The programme covers substations, export cables, landfalls and two connection areas needed for up to 900MW of Tonn Nua wind generation.
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GravitHy has awarded CAP INGELEC its 1.15GW substation EPC contract. The 400kV/33kV installation will connect its Fos-sur-Mer iron plant to RTE and provide approximately 720MW for electrolysis.
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GE Vernova will supply seven turbines for a Japanese project. The 29.4MW Hiyamizutouge wind farm is scheduled to start operation in March 2029.
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Ofgem has published new strategic priorities for Britain’s energy codes. Network planning, grid forming, flexibility, and governance changes feature in the programme.
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Morgan and Morecambe transmission infrastructure has secured UK development consent. The approval covers export cables, landfall works, substations, and the grid connection to Penwortham.
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Kempower and Charge Hub are expanding fleet charging into Britain. Five South London bus-depot projects are already progressing towards commissioning.
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EDF has completed turbine installation at Scotland’s Stranoch wind farm. Electrical works are progressing towards energisation and full operation in 2027.
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ABB will support Ferrari Hypersail’s renewable 800V DC power architecture. The self-sufficient marine microgrid combines generation, storage, and intelligent distribution while providing a demanding test environment for technologies relevant to industrial power systems.
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British fusion regulators have formalised early engagement for prospective developers. The voluntary process provides earlier Environment Agency and HSE access before formal regulatory applications begin.
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Britain and America are expanding fusion engineering cooperation through agreements. New work covers AI, advanced computing, regulation, materials, skills, and industrial supply chains.