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Statkraft proposes replacing Høyanger hydropower with higher-capacity flexible plant assets. The two new stations would raise combined capacity from around 109MW to 257MW while using the same regulated water resources and existing reservoir limits.
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Van Oord has completed all 111 Baltica 2 offshore monopiles. The campaign installed 107 turbine foundations and four offshore-substation foundations for the 1.5GW Polish project, clearing a major dependency for turbine, cable, and substation installation.
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France has cleared preparatory works for EDF’s Gravelines EPR2 project. The environmental authorisation covers site infrastructure, earthworks, ground reinforcement, initial civil engineering, and cooling-water works while later nuclear installation approvals remain separate.
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EDP Renewables has completed its 368MWh California battery storage project. The 92MW four-hour installation sits alongside 300MW of solar generation, with Redwood Coast Energy Authority contracting the battery’s full capacity.
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Dama Solar has secured final approval for construction in Romania. The 1.2GW project is moving through financing and procurement ahead of planned commercial operation in 2028.
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EDP has completed Sandrini’s four-hour battery storage project in California. The 92MW/368MWh installation sits alongside a 300MW solar site and is contracted to Redwood Coast Energy Authority for its full battery capacity.
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EDF has secured two long-term agreements for the Winston project. The Nevada scheme combines 400MWac of solar generation with a 400MW/1,600MWh four-hour battery and expects to begin electricity deliveries in October 2029.
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Foresight Solar is upgrading nine ageing UK photovoltaic sites nationwide. The 150MW-plus programme will replace panels and inverters, with annual generation expected to increase by as much as 14GWh.
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Jones Bros will deliver Carno 3 wind farm infrastructure works. The £46.5 million package includes a new substation, turbine foundations, and 20km of cable reinforcing the mid-Wales 132kV network.
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Unibep has secured preferred-bidder status for Grudziądz solar-thermal storage works. Its PLN103.7 million gross proposal combines a collector field with integrated heat storage at the city’s Łąkowa combined heat and power plant.