Electrical Engineering
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EIB and BNP Paribas will expand guarantees for grid manufacturers. The €700m portfolio could support up to €2.8bn of investment.
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Subsea Micropiles will expand manufacturing capacity at Scotland’s Montrose Port. The £5 million programme targets subsea foundations and anchors, with around 80 jobs planned as floating wind deployment develops.
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Tekmar has secured a €6 million European offshore wind extension. Newton Aycliffe will manufacture cable protection equipment, with a similar second phase available if the project reaches its required investment milestones.
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Infineon will supply silicon carbide devices for Eaton’s transformer platform. The MVSST 2.0 system targets 800VDC AI data centre power architectures across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Schneider Electric has launched software-defined medium-voltage switchgear for data centres. The architecture virtualises protection, control, monitoring, and metering functions to standardise deployment and commissioning.
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NKT has brought Karlskrona cable expansion operation forward into 2027. Commercial operation is now expected in the second quarter, supporting a growing transmission project backlog.
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TerraFlow and DG Matrix will power live compute through storage. The initial US deployment combines a vanadium flow battery, programmable solid-state transformer technology, and Dell PowerEdge servers.
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Waratah has reached full commercial operation at its rated capacity. The 850MW/1,680MWh battery is integrated with a system protection scheme designed to increase usable transmission capacity in New South Wales.
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Cyberhawk has secured a three-year SSE electricity network inspection agreement. The scope covers transmission, distribution, offshore wind assets, and a renewed digital asset intelligence service.
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NESO cancelled Monday’s margin notice after reserve availability improved materially. An initial 1,400MW shortfall for the evening peak fell to around 104MW by midday as additional capacity became available.