Renewable energy
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Europe’s distribution grids are blocking major renewable and storage projects. Queues across eight markets now include 375GW of renewables and 455GW of battery storage, placing distribution-network access at the centre of Europe’s clean-energy delivery challenge.
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Apollo has secured approval for its PALM quick connection system. The technology targets faster dynamic cable connection and disconnection for floating offshore wind projects.
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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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Enviromena has energised Rhigos Road under commercial direct-supply solar arrangements. The South Wales solar farm uses a licence-exempt PPA structure with Evolve Energy.
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Svea Solar Utility has secured €185m for Swedish renewables growth. The HoldCo facility will support utility-scale solar PV and storage assets across the project lifecycle.
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OX2 has advanced Polish solar and battery projects to construction. The Lion solar farm and Osiek Jasielski BESS combine utility-scale generation, capacity-market support, and long-term project finance.
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Sunterra has commissioned 1.3GWh battery storage across Bulgarian solar parks. The three-site programme adds four-hour LFP storage at Galabovo, Kaloyanovo, and Karlovo, strengthening renewable dispatch and grid flexibility in Southeast Europe.
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India’s rooftop solar market added 2.7GW in one quarter alone. Residential systems drove the expansion as approvals, subsidies, and state implementation support accelerated deployment.
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Sopoco has installed industrial battery storage for continuous aviation operations. The 1.1MWh system connects Sungrow PowerStack units with AJW Group’s rooftop solar in West Sussex.
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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.