Digitalisation
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Siemens Energy is advancing switching technology for multi-terminal HVDC networks. Its Mitsubishi Electric collaboration targets fault isolation, flexible power routing, and the equipment architecture needed for Europe’s emerging meshed DC grids.
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Arenko will optimise Ørsted’s 600MWh Iceni battery from 2027 onwards. The storage asset will share transmission infrastructure with the 2.9GW Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, creating a demanding combined trading, controls, and grid-management environment.
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SUAS has commissioned Czechia’s largest operational battery storage facility today. The 57MW/120MWh Lipnice system combines balancing services, day-ahead and intraday trading, and algorithmic control within the group’s developing regional EnergyHub.
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NSW proposes electricity reforms for a 28GW data-centre connection pipeline. The measures would change connection planning, network cost recovery, and demand obligations as proposed loads exceed existing system assumptions.
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Energa has extended bidding for its Świercze 110/15kV substation works. The package covers transformers, switchgear, telecontrol, civil infrastructure, and renewable-integration equipment.
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Heron Power will build its first large-scale factory in California. The $100 million-plus plant will manufacture medium-voltage power electronics for grid, storage, and data-centre applications, with mass production targeted for late 2027.
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UK Power Networks is digitising land-access agreements with artificial intelligence. Wayl‑Ease combines image recognition, mapping, automated workflows, and digital contracting as the network operator moves the consent platform through its beta-stage development.
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Jumptech will integrate NexBlue chargers into UK automotive installation programmes. The partnership combines charging hardware with established delivery workflows for carmakers, fleets, and approved electrical contractors.
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Mayr is adapting wind turbine brakes for stricter safety requirements. Its latest pitch, yaw, and monitoring systems combine low-temperature capability with sensorless condition monitoring for maintenance teams.
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Nvidia is reportedly preparing a major investment in Lancium’s infrastructure. The proposed deal would connect AI semiconductor capital directly with the gigawatt-scale electrical systems needed to support the Stargate data-centre programme in Texas.