Electrical Engineering
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Trina Storage has delivered integrated battery architecture for Romanian deployment. The 40MW/160.48MWh Gamma project combines Elementa 2 Pro battery units with Electra AC systems for grid-scale storage.
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SELECT has secured new Holyrood support for electrician regulation reform. Two newly elected MSPs have backed protection of title as electrical systems become more complex.
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Sopoco has installed industrial battery storage for continuous aviation operations. The 1.1MWh system connects Sungrow PowerStack units with AJW Group’s rooftop solar in West Sussex.
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Hitachi Energy has opened a specialist grid centre in Glasgow. The facility will create around 100 roles supporting UK transmission, distribution, renewable integration, and major electricity infrastructure programmes.
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Redeia has validated anti-cascading tower performance using advanced simulation.
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ASTA has extended its Siemens Energy conductor partnership. The agreement runs to 2032 and supports copper conductor supply for transformer and high-voltage infrastructure manufacturing.
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Eurelectric has warned PFAS rules could disrupt grid equipment. The organisation is seeking targeted derogations and realistic transition periods for critical power-sector components.
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SSEN Transmission faces scrutiny over its Kintore-Tealing line. Agricultural, environmental, and consent issues continue shaping the proposed 400kV Scottish grid reinforcement.
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National Grid will refurbish a key south coast transmission route. Works between Mannington and Nursling will include reconductoring across 115 pylons and steelwork upgrades from June to November 2026.
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Electrical Safety First has opened its 2026 innovation award. The award recognises projects, products, and prototypes designed to reduce electrical hazards in homes, communities, and wider product environments.