Storage
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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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Sunwoda and EcoSourcen have completed a Belgian distribution-grid battery park.
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EnergyPathways has launched FEED for its East Irish Sea CAES project.
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Matrix Renewables has financed a 500MW Scottish battery storage project.
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EDF will optimise BW ESS’s Hams Hall battery storage project in Warwickshire.
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The L&G NTR Clean Power Fund has acquired the ready-to-build Fair Oaks project in Nottinghamshire, combining 75.4MWp of solar PV with a 49.9MW / 99.8MWh battery system.
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Power took centre stage at Hannover Messe for good reason. As industrial AI, EV charging, electrified production, hydrogen systems, and digital factories increase demand on electrical infrastructure, the event pointed to a more complex transition built around controllability, protection, storage, and grid edge resilience.
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Decade Energy has secured €22m to scale depot power infrastructure for electric truck fleets across Europe.
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Stellium has moved its Newcastle data-centre campus onto an hourly matched renewable supply model, aligning electricity demand more closely with real-time generation and preparing battery storage to raise the match rate further.
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A German battery project has cleared a major grid milestone. Noveria’s agreement with TenneT fixes the connection path for a large storage scheme in Lower Saxony.