Electrical Engineering
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OEG will supply temporary electricity during Hornsea 3 offshore commissioning. Seven synchronised generators will provide up to 1,400 kVA for converter station work, while separate equipment supports turbine installation.
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EWE and Verbund have announced their JadeWeser hydrogen project venture. The proposed 500 MW electrolyser near Nordenham would use existing regional electricity infrastructure and planned hydrogen connections, with operation envisaged from 2032.
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Infineon has developed a 27kW three-phase AI server reference design. The architecture uses multilevel conversion stages and an integrated energy buffer for higher-density power distribution.
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Endurance Motive has disclosed a battery integration contract in Spain. The €1.02m agreement covers two storage containers, installation integration and commissioning, with delivery planned for January 2027.
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Ofgem has rejected two proposed transmission connection code changes today. CMP330/374 depended on a wider framework that NESO withdrew in June, leaving no workable basis for implementation.
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Ofgem proposes wider rights for customers building transmission connections themselves. Demand, generation, and storage projects could construct dedicated assets before transferring them to the relevant network owner.
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National Grid has completed its new Thames electricity tunnel early. The 2.2km bore finished 49 days ahead of programme before cable installation and further network work.
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Nord Gas Solutions has secured two additional VLEC system orders. The Samsung Heavy Industries contract covers cargo handling, fuel gas supply, controls, and engineering for vessels due to receive equipment from 2027.
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RINA and PTT have signed two energy technology agreements today. The work spans hydrogen readiness, cold energy use, carbon management, vessel electrification, and potential data centre and small modular reactor applications.
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Armstrong Industrial has expanded its gas boiler offering for industry. Standalone floor standing and wall mounted units can form modular packages with demand based controls, remote diagnostics, and factory integrated plant equipment.