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Poland’s SMR programme has entered a formal nuclear financing test. OSGE has applied for Contract for Difference support covering 14 BWRX-300 units across three sites, with grid connection progress already secured for one location.
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Curonian Nord has cleared a major Lithuanian offshore permitting stage. The 700MW Baltic Sea project has received a positive environmental impact assessment decision, advancing Lithuania’s first commercial-scale offshore wind development.
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Enviromena has acquired Surrey’s 26.37MWp Duxhurst solar farm project asset. The Surrey scheme is CfD-backed and expected to be energised in summer 2027.
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Innagreen has bought the consented Longhedge solar farm in Nottinghamshire. RES will remain involved through development, construction management, and technical services.
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Skyborn has fully acquired Germany’s 111MW Nordergründe offshore wind farm. The deal gives the company sole ownership of the North Sea asset commissioned in 2017.
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RWE and PPC have commissioned major Greek solar capacity online. The 930MWp portfolio turns former lignite land into large-scale renewable generation infrastructure.
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LONGi has launched a European solar-storage platform at Intersolar Europe. The LONGi ONE portfolio brings modules, storage, conversion equipment, and energy management into one system offer.
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Axpo will add battery flexibility at its Rizziconi power plant. The project uses an existing connection in southern Italy.
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NESO expects winter electricity margins to remain secure this season. The early winter 2026/27 view forecasts a 5.5GW surplus and an 8.8% buffer, with tighter periods most likely in January.
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Offshore vessel electrification is moving closer to operational deployment readiness. Regulation, port power, charging infrastructure, and vessel duty cycles remain decisive.