Renewable energy

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  • EDP completes four-hour Sandrini battery

    EDP has completed Sandrini’s four-hour battery storage project in California. The 92MW/368MWh installation sits alongside a 300MW solar site and is contracted to Redwood Coast Energy Authority for its full battery capacity.


  • EDP completes four-hour Sandrini battery

    EDF has secured two long-term agreements for the Winston project. The Nevada scheme combines 400MWac of solar generation with a 400MW/1,600MWh four-hour battery and expects to begin electricity deliveries in October 2029.


  • Foresight Solar revamps nine UK sites

    Foresight Solar is upgrading nine ageing UK photovoltaic sites nationwide. The 150MW-plus programme will replace panels and inverters, with annual generation expected to increase by as much as 14GWh.


  • Jones Bros wins Carno 3 infrastructure contract

    Jones Bros will deliver Carno 3 wind farm infrastructure works. The £46.5 million package includes a new substation, turbine foundations, and 20km of cable reinforcing the mid-Wales 132kV network.


  • Unibep selected for Grudziądz solar heat project

    Unibep has secured preferred-bidder status for Grudziądz solar-thermal storage works. Its PLN103.7 million gross proposal combines a collector field with integrated heat storage at the city’s Łąkowa combined heat and power plant.


  • German solar additions rise as wind approvals accelerate

    Germany added 1.828GW of solar capacity during July 2026 alone. Wind approvals also exceeded 2GW during the month, extending a development pipeline that will place increasing demands on network connections and system flexibility.


  • EDP completes four-hour Sandrini battery

    Perigus Energy has brought Garreenleen solar farm into full operation. The 81MW County Carlow project is now exporting to Ireland’s grid after construction began in June 2024.


  • Germany awards 2.135GW in oversubscribed solar auction

    Germany awarded 2.135GW of solar capacity in July’s auction round. Developers submitted 3.17GW of bids, while the weighted average successful price fell to 4.79 euro cents per kilowatt-hour.


  • Velestovo solar-storage project secures grid connection

    CGES has signed Velestovo’s grid connection agreement with Nu Energy. The €50 million Montenegro project will combine solar generation with battery storage, while plant and BESS ratings remain undisclosed.


  • Inch Cape moves turbine assembly into Dundee

    Inch Cape has started turbine component assembly operations in Dundee. The 1.1GW project will marshal 576 Vestas components before 72 V236-15MW turbines are installed from November.