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PÜSPÖK has secured EIB finance for Austrian hybrid renewables infrastructure. The €57m package supports wind, solar, battery storage, and shared grid infrastructure in Burgenland.
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Drax Group has agreed a £548m Bluefield Solar acquisition deal. The transaction would add operational renewables and a development pipeline spanning solar, wind, and storage.
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Spain will use capacity payments to protect supply security margins. The €9bn mechanism will support available generation, storage, and demand-side resources through 2036.
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Firetrace has highlighted repowering risks across ageing wind fleets globally. Its report says 86GW of European and 41GW of US wind capacity could reach end-of-life by 2030.
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TotalEnergies has filed its 1.5GW Normandy offshore wind authorisation application. Centre Manche Énergies is expected to generate around 6TWh annually and would become one of France’s largest renewable energy projects.
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CRP Subsea will supply cable protection for East Anglia Two. The contract covers 142 NjordGuard systems for inter-array cable terminations at the 960MW offshore wind project off the Suffolk coast.
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Jacobs will assess environmental conditions at Oldbury’s nuclear site. The work will support future planning, design, and permitting decisions for potential UK nuclear capacity.
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Carbon has dropped plans for French solar module manufacturing. The decision raises pressure on Europe’s PV industrial strategy.
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GPSS has secured vessel support work for Inch Cape. The contract will support local jobs at the Port of Cromarty Firth.
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Orlen has expanded Kleczew into a 250MW solar asset park. The Polish project is built on reclaimed lignite mining land and forms part of a hybrid renewable site.