Generation
—
-
MOL has commissioned solar generation and battery storage at Algyő. The 37.4MWp plant is paired with a 20MW/40MWh system supporting site demand and grid flexibility.
-
Wärtsilä and TGES will assess dedicated data centre power systems. The companies are examining gas and dual-fuel engine plants as Japanese developers face constrained grid connections.
-
Great British Energy has opened £30m for community power projects. Funding covers feasibility, development, construction, local-authority partnerships, and advice for renewable and storage schemes across the UK.
-
Encavis has secured €282m financing for nine Italian solar plants. The 351MW portfolio combines its Giotto assets with four additional projects while retaining scope to integrate battery storage later.
-
Aura Power has brought its Grimsby solar farm into operation. The 49.9MW North East Lincolnshire project uses single-axis tracking and is exporting electricity while final testing and snagging continue.
-
Econergy has entered France by acquiring Escofi’s 740MW wind platform. The €134.3 million transaction includes operating, construction-stage and development assets concentrated in northern France.
-
Nordex will supply thirteen turbines for Brandenburg’s Schönermark-Passow wind farm. The 91MW order includes N163/6.X machines and a 20-year service agreement, with first commissioning scheduled for January 2028.
-
Airengy has agreed terms to acquire a Polish wind farm. The operating 7.84MW FLUX project would become its first wind generation asset.
-
GE Vernova will supply seven turbines for a Japanese project. The 29.4MW Hiyamizutouge wind farm is scheduled to start operation in March 2029.
-
BayWa r.e. has started Oaklands haul road and grid works. Main solar construction is expected to follow after the current enabling programme.