Energy
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Apollo has secured approval for its PALM quick connection system. The technology targets faster dynamic cable connection and disconnection for floating offshore wind projects.
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VIRTUS has installed 185MVA transformers at its Wustermark campus development. The Berlin/Brandenburg site will connect at 380kV through a dedicated high-voltage power architecture.
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Enviromena has energised Rhigos Road under commercial direct-supply solar arrangements. The South Wales solar farm uses a licence-exempt PPA structure with Evolve Energy.
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Svea Solar Utility has secured €185m for Swedish renewables growth. The HoldCo facility will support utility-scale solar PV and storage assets across the project lifecycle.
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ELIRE Maritime has validated floating hydrogen shore-power technology for ports. The hub combines fuel cells, 45MWh of battery storage, and 6.6kV/11kV shore-power connections.
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E.ON warns smart homes investment is needed for fairer transition. A new report with the Purpose Coalition calls for wider access to batteries, flexibility and local energy systems to reduce bills structurally.
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India’s rooftop solar market added 2.7GW in one quarter alone. Residential systems drove the expansion as approvals, subsidies, and state implementation support accelerated deployment.
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Eelpower has acquired another Devon battery project near grid infrastructure. The 50MW/100MWh Stoneworthy scheme is planned for construction in 2027 and operation in 2028.
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Europe’s battery market now has a standard revenue benchmark tool. Nord Pool and Clean Horizon are tracking simulated BESS earnings across multiple countries, durations, and market routes.
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Germany has preserved grid-fee relief for qualifying battery storage projects. The decision gives late-stage developers clearer cost assumptions before the August 2029 commissioning deadline.