Energy
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Ukraine has expanded renewable support while advancing EU market integration. A new Energy Community assessment also records a 1.5GW-plus generation tender and more than 200 electricity-market alignment measures.
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Electromontaj has completed Romania’s first two transmission-level STATCOM installations early. The ±150MVAr systems at Sibiu Sud and Bradu add dynamic voltage control as renewable penetration increases.
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NSW proposes electricity reforms for a 28GW data-centre connection pipeline. The measures would change connection planning, network cost recovery, and demand obligations as proposed loads exceed existing system assumptions.
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Litgrid has opened procurement for Lithuania’s largest electricity substation project. Gižai will introduce 220kV operation to Lithuania’s transmission system and connect the planned 700MW Harmony Link with Poland.
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Arevon has started operations at its four-hour Nighthawk battery project. The 300MW/1,200MWh California facility is now the company’s largest standalone storage asset and operates under a long-term PG&E agreement.
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BW ESS has acquired Yanco’s ready-to-build four-hour battery storage project. Construction of the 250MW/1,000MWh system is due to begin later in 2026 ahead of commercial operation in 2028.
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NextEnergy UK has acquired three commissioned battery storage projects outright. The 107MW/151MWh portfolio spans Maldon, Loudwater, and Basildon, adding operating assets with Capacity Market contracts to its growing storage exposure.
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Mullafarry’s revised battery scheme has secured planning consent in Mayo. The 80MW/320MWh design allows up to 64 battery units beside SSE’s 104MW Tawnaghmore Power Station, subject to a final investment decision.
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RWE has brought transmission infrastructure into its core investment programme. Its 55% indirect Amprion holding now sits alongside 10.3GW of generation under construction and €42 billion of planned net investment through 2031.
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Government has named 43 transmission projects for bill discounts today. Eligible households near qualifying infrastructure could receive £250 annually for ten years once construction and legislative conditions are met.