Digitalisation
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Centrii models severe cyber risk across Britain’s battery storage fleet. Its GRIDLOCK assessment produces a 92% baseline five-year attack probability, although all probability and financial figures are modelled rather than observed.
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Ofgem proposes new licence conditions for Britain’s energy code managers. Initial changes cover BSC and REC budgets, cost recovery, delivery plans, performance, and transferred governance responsibilities.
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Italy has granted strategic status to Energy Vault’s Sardinian project. The former coal-mining site could host renewable generation, storage, and an AI data centre scaling beyond 100MW.
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Infineon and Skeleton will develop new AI data-centre power architectures. Their MoU covers solid-state transformers and high-power systems combining silicon carbide, gallium nitride, and supercapacitors.
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Capalo AI will commercially optimise Lithuania’s 168MWh Raseiniai battery project. The three-hour system will participate across wholesale and balancing markets following commissioning.
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ENTSO-E has set seven priorities for securing Europe’s transmission infrastructure. The proposals cover physical protection, cybersecurity, offshore recovery, crisis responsibilities, cross-border resources, information controls, and dedicated security investment.
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Ubitricity and Deftpower are scaling Dutch public smart charging deployment. OCPI 2.2.1 Charging Profiles will manage sessions at 1,500 chargepoints without requiring direct vehicle API integration.
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Trianel has opened Borkum I to Germany’s balancing market services. Around 70MW is prequalified for negative secondary reserve, giving the 200MW offshore asset a controllable grid-services role alongside electricity generation.
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FlexPower has launched renewable electricity supply for German data centres. Customers can combine fixed-price contracts, short-term market procurement, and physical or virtual battery products as power requirements grow.
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European Energy has selected Capalo AI for Baltic optimisation services. Two hybrid projects combine 71MW/170MWh of battery storage with more than 140MWp of solar capacity in Lithuania and Latvia.