Energy
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European battery manufacturing is moving closer to grid storage demand. New Italian and Spanish milestones add LFP cell, pack, and BESS capacity to the region’s flexibility supply chain.
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Nexans has secured long-term aluminium supply for grid cable production. The Hydro agreement strengthens conductor sourcing for European medium-voltage, overhead, and subsea high-voltage infrastructure.
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DESNZ has updated CfD AR8 rules before auction opening formally. The changes cover connection requirements, appeals evidence, and delivery-body error correction.
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Uniper signed Polish solar PPAs with Respect Energy covering 219MWp. The six-year agreements include electricity output and Guarantees of Origin from four PV projects.
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Qualitas Energy has fully commissioned Nachtsheim-Luxem wind farm in Germany. The 33.6MW project uses eight Enercon turbines and will generate more than 92 million kWh annually.
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Ecowende has delivered first power from Hollandse Kust West offshore. The 760MW Dutch project connects through TenneT’s offshore grid and enters staged commissioning.
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ENTSO-E has issued guidance on forced oscillations across European grids. It links inverter-based generation, storage, and RfG 2.0 requirements with stability practice.
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Technical webinar will examine networked heat pump delivery models nationwide. GTC will focus on ground arrays, controls, compliance, and operation.
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Solar power purchase agreement links EV charging demand with generation. The ten-year deal supports ubitricity’s UK public charging network.
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National Grid DSO will procure storm-focused flexibility services this summer. Responder will shift demand ahead of severe weather events.