Energy
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has launched Perigus Energy after completing its acquisition of Ørsted’s European onshore wind, solar, and battery storage business.
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A new €600m CEF Energy call has opened for cross-border infrastructure projects across electricity, smart grids, hydrogen, CO₂ networks, and related European energy systems.
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EODev’s GEH2 hydrogen generator has powered the base camp for Netflix Australia’s APEX production, generating nearly 5 MWh of electricity over two months and replacing diesel generation for temporary on-site power.
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Ireland and Spain have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore a future electricity interconnector, opening feasibility work between governments and transmission system operators as Europe pushes for greater grid integration and renewable energy balancing.
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Goldbeck Solar has started construction on two German battery storage projects totalling 100 MW / 300 MWh, with end-to-end delivery including system design, equipment supply, execution, 110 kV grid connection, and long-term servicing.
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National Grid has energised its Little Horsted substation in East Sussex, adding around 0.5 GW of transmission capacity and supporting UK Power Networks’ adjacent distribution works as electricity demand rises across the South East.
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Pulse Clean Energy has secured £52.5 million in financing for two synchronous condenser units in South Wales, supporting grid stability services under NESO’s Pathfinder 3 programme as the electricity system becomes more reliant on inverter-based generation.
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European grid operators want new generators to support dynamic voltage control.
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Nexans has agreed to acquire Republic Wire for an enterprise value of around €680m, expanding its North American low-voltage cable platform and targeting growth in utility, commercial, residential, and data-centre markets.
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Global has appointed former ScottishPower executive Barry Carruthers as Chief Strategy Officer, strengthening its energy infrastructure leadership as the group targets turnover growth to £500m.