Energy
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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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JA’s rebrand moves its centre beyond photovoltaic modules alone globally. The structure combines solar, storage, smart energy, and capital services.
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Propelled trailer technology is entering live freight operations in Germany. TIP, Nivalis, BPW, and Sommer are testing a self-assisting semi-trailer.
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National Grid has completed voltage-control upgrades at three key substations. The work uses shunt reactors to support transmission system stability.
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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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Britain’s reformed connection queue has produced its first major offers. NESO has issued offers to more than 700 energy projects.
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BYD’s flash-charging rollout brings megawatt-class EV infrastructure into Europe’s market. Battery-buffered sites will reduce direct grid strain during high-power charging.
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Nordex has secured another Eastern European onshore wind turbine order. The 100MW project will use 17 N163/5.X machines, with service support included.
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Sweden’s nuclear financing model has received another advanced reactor application. Blykalla is seeking support for six lead-cooled modular units outside Gävle.
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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.