Electrical Engineering
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Envision has secured DNV Type Certification for its TG Pro. The 8.35MW, 60Hz turbine has undergone component testing, digital twin simulation, prototype operation, and commercial deployment.
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Philippine grid studies now cover more than 17.8GW of projects. Battery storage dominates the pipeline, although study endorsement remains an early connection stage rather than project approval.
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UK utilities face stronger procurement expectations supporting domestic manufacturing jobs. Electricity networks are explicitly included, while government retains legislation as a future enforcement option.
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Greek net electricity exports rose as domestic power demand weakened. Bulgaria remained the larger exporter, although lower hydropower reduced its weekly surplus.
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POWERGRID has acquired the Barmer HVDC project company in India. The transfer moves the 6GW Rajasthan to Maharashtra transmission scheme into its implementation structure after competitive bidding.
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Saft will supply LFP batteries for Germany’s digital railway interlockings. Initial Flex’ion systems are being deployed around Stuttgart to protect signalling and control equipment against power interruptions.
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R&S Group has signed a transformer framework agreement with NeXtWind. ZREW will supply power transformers as NeXtWind advances its German wind repowering portfolio.
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ABL will provide marine assurance for Germany’s Ostwind 4 connection. The 2GW project will use 525kV HVDC technology to move Baltic offshore wind power to the transmission network.
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PowerCon is expanding beyond shore power into wider port electrification. Prefabricated substations will lead an offer spanning storage, charging, lifecycle services and operational support.
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Prysmian and Aurubis have expanded their long-term copper supply agreement. The companies are strengthening European wire rod supply as electrical infrastructure demand increases.