Energy

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  • Alcemi enters Romania with 2.3GWh storage portfolio

    Alcemi has entered Romania through two substantial battery storage projects. The acquisition coincides with Slovakia commissioning its largest operational BESS at a former coal station.


  • Prysmian raises guidance as grid demand accelerates

    Prysmian’s latest results underline accelerating demand across global power infrastructure. Transmission, distribution, industrial cable, and digital network activities all recorded organic growth during the second quarter.


  • RWE and Kallista start 856MWh battery construction

    Two European battery projects have entered construction across major markets. RWE is developing 470MWh at Hambach, while Kallista Energy is progressing a 386MWh system in northern France.


  • Nexans raises guidance as electrification demand grows

    Nexans raised 2026 guidance after stronger first half electrification performance. Grid, connection, and transmission activities supported higher earnings while acquisitions expanded its North American cable platform.


  • Ofgem proposes fees for data centre grid queue

    Ofgem proposes commitment fees for speculative data centre grid applications. Charges and new milestones would test whether large projects are financially and commercially ready to proceed.


  • Nexans raises guidance as electrification demand grows

    McDermott and ULC Energy will develop Dutch SMR applications together. Their cooperation will examine nuclear electricity, process heat, and hydrogen integration for industrial energy systems.


  • Ireland loses 15% of available wind output

    Ireland curtailed 15% of available wind generation during early 2026. Grid limitations prevented substantial renewable output from reaching demand despite record June production.


  • Nexans raises guidance as electrification demand grows

    Two European battery projects will add 856MWh of storage capacity. RWE has started construction in Germany, while Kallista Energy and Envision Energy are advancing a large French installation.


  • Elia and CPP Investments acquire Tarchon interconnector

    Elia and CPP Investments have acquired the planned Tarchon interconnector. The 1.4GW HVDC project would connect Britain and Germany, strengthening cross border capacity while supporting renewable integration and security of supply.


  • NESO engineers raise system-control concerns

    Engineers have raised concerns about Britain’s electricity balancing capabilities internally. The allegations follow the 23 June system event and focus on forecasting, control-room visibility, and the tools used to manage increasingly complex operating conditions.