Generation



  • Cadeler commits €805m to next vessel pair

    Cadeler has ordered two offshore wind installation vessels for expansion. The €805 million programme will add further heavy installation capacity in 2030 and 2031 as offshore turbine and foundation packages increase in scale.


  • Danube intervention buys time for Cernavoda reactor

    Romania has redirected Danube flows to protect Cernavoda nuclear output. The intervention has extended the remaining reactor’s operating window as river levels continue to fall.


  • Venezuela grid failures spread deeper into Caracas

    Venezuela’s electricity crisis is spreading deeper into Caracas this summer. Daily outages are exposing severe generation shortages alongside transmission, maintenance, and distribution problems that require system-wide rehabilitation rather than isolated equipment repairs.


  • US grid battery capacity approaches 52GW

    US utility-scale battery capacity has climbed towards fifty-two gigawatts nationwide. Operators added 8.3GW during the first half of 2026, while developers report another 54GW planned through the end of 2028.


  • Vistra earnings rise as power markets tighten

    Vistra’s second-quarter earnings strengthened as wholesale power markets tightened further. Adjusted EBITDA rose more than 30%, while the generation fleet maintained at least 97% commercial availability during recent extreme heat in Texas and PJM.


  • California battery resources pass 21GW milestone

    California’s battery fleet has now exceeded twenty-one gigawatts of capacity. Utility-scale systems dominate the total, while more than 300,000 distributed batteries provide another 3GW across homes, businesses, farms, schools, and industrial facilities.


  • Aura Power and Verdant create 1GW UK platform

    Aura Power and Verdant Energy have formed a combined platform. The business brings around 1GW of operating and construction-stage solar and battery assets together with a development pipeline of approximately 10GW.


  • Vattenfall tenders European offshore inspection framework

    Vattenfall is tendering offshore inspection services across four European markets. The ROV and seabed-survey framework is scheduled to begin in June 2027.


  • Latvian hybrid project combines wind with four-hour storage

    Utilitas has started building Latvia’s 117MW Lode wind farm project. A 60MW/240MWh battery will provide four hours of storage beside the turbines.


  • Bilbao ships 2,300-tonne monopiles into Hornsea 3 programme

    Haizea has shipped record monopiles from Bilbao for Hornsea 3. The largest foundations exceed 105 metres in length and weigh more than 2,300 tonnes.