Digitalisation
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Europe’s inverter restrictions sharpen cybersecurity concerns for grid-connected renewables projects. The EU funding measure could reshape solar procurement, project economics, and supplier risk assessments across European energy infrastructure.
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Vehicle-to-grid installation is moving further into managed delivery software workflows. Jumptech will support surveys, installer tasks, evidence capture, job tracking, and local grid-connection processes.
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Schneider and Kraken are linking grid software with flexibility orchestration. The partnership combines visibility, congestion forecasting, DERMS capability, and AI-led control for utilities and DSOs.
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Europe is formalising Mediterranean power infrastructure through new investment structures. T-MED covers renewables, smart grids, interconnectors, storage, cybersecurity, hydrogen corridors, and clean-tech value chains.
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Energy network innovation funding is targeting digital, cyber, and flexibility. The latest SIF awards support 18 projects across three development phases.
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Power-to-X grid access is moving beyond bespoke project studies alone. A Danish project will test validated models for electrolysis-heavy systems, focusing on harmonics, disturbances, and network interaction.
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EDF is widening flexibility access for asset-metered distributed technologies nationwide. P483 allows eligible devices on standard-metered sites to join flexibility markets through dedicated asset meters.
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EU ministers have backed stronger port electrification and grid integration. The conclusions put onshore power, smart grids, and permitting at the centre of future port infrastructure.
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Skeleton has launched a UPS platform for AI data centres. GrapheneUPS is designed to support power protection, grid compliance, and load stability as high-density compute demand grows.
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Finnish DSOs have tested EV charging as distribution flexibility capacity. The pilot used aggregated residential charging loads to assess how household demand response can support local distribution networks.