Renewable energy
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Croatia is revising electricity market rules after prolonged connection delays. Proposed amendments would protect affected renewable projects, improve grid capacity transparency, introduce firmer connection deadlines, and broaden long-term market arrangements.
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Slovenia generated less electricity during July than one year earlier. Hydro and thermal output fell sharply, while solar and wind generation increased and electricity imports exceeded domestic net production.
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WALDEVAR and SANY are building an integrated Romanian energy project. The Dobrești development combines 95MWp of solar, 220MWh of battery storage, and dedicated 110kV infrastructure for grid connection.
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European Energy has selected Capalo AI for Baltic optimisation services. Two hybrid projects combine 71MW/170MWh of battery storage with more than 140MWp of solar capacity in Lithuania and Latvia.
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Kernel has secured €100 million for Ukrainian wind generation capacity. The 94.5MW project combines 21 Vestas turbines with battery storage and will supply company operations alongside the Ukrainian grid.
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Eurowind has secured Romanian grid approvals for seven renewable projects. The 2.3GW portfolio combines wind, solar, and storage, with post-2030 connections dependent on network reinforcement and construction permits.
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Next2Sun has launched a €5m share offering for expansion projects. The German vertical-bifacial PV specialist expects around 50MW of project volume in 2026 and more than 70MW during 2027.
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Alight has commissioned a new solar park near Enköping, Sweden. The 14.3MWp project contains 22,300 panels and is expected to generate around 16GWh annually, with part of its output contracted to AkzoNobel.
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Suzlon has secured a 250MW wind turbine order from Torrent. The sixth contract between the companies covers 76 S144 machines, grid integration, and long-term operations and maintenance.
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Australia has opened a 1.8GW renewable generation tender for WA. The latest Capacity Investment Scheme round adds developer-rating requirements and a 180MW First Nations participation set-aside.