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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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Peartree Hill consent advances UK solar and storage capacity delivery. The East Yorkshire scheme includes co-located battery storage.
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Carlow approval advances hybrid solar storage capacity for Ireland’s grid. The Straboe project combines 102MW of PV with a 60MW battery.
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Swedish wind storage investment strengthens hybrid renewable generation delivery models. OX2 will pair the Fageråsen wind farm with 209MWh of storage.
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Germany opens registration for auctions supporting dispatchable power capacity procurement. Two 4.5GW tender rounds are planned for 2026.
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Dean Moor Solar Farm has cleared the UK consent process. The 150MW Cumbria project will be built between Gilgarran and Branthwaite following approval through the nationally significant infrastructure route.
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Actis has entered Poland with a renewables and storage platform. The Klara Renewables acquisition gives the investor operating wind assets and a pipeline targeting up to 1.5GW across wind, solar, and BESS.
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Baltic Power has added subsea O&M capacity before commercial operation. Føn Energy Services will support foundations and cables at Poland’s 1.2GW offshore wind farm, reinforcing the operational focus around subsea electrical infrastructure.
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UKNNL and Manchester have formalised a wider nuclear research partnership. The MoU covers decommissioning, materials, fuels, waste management, innovation, facilities access, and skills development across one of the UK’s most important nuclear research clusters.
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Italy’s largest solar project is now exporting power in Sicily. Iberdrola’s 243MW Fénix plant adds utility-scale PV capacity with extensive medium- and high-voltage connections and long-term PPAs supporting industrial electricity supply.