Renewable energy
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European inverter restrictions could reshape solar and storage procurement planning. New analysis estimates that more than 28GWdc of PV inverter demand and 12% of energy storage deployment could be affected through 2030.
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Field has moved two larger UK battery projects towards construction. The Keith and Hartmoor schemes will add 239MW and 1GWh of storage capacity to its pipeline.
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Greece has raised offshore wind ambition with firmer grid detail. A new decree sets 2.35GW of planned capacity across defined marine zones and connection points.
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Dutch storage planning is shifting towards longer-duration grid support technologies. A hydrogen-iron flow battery at Windpark Zeewolde would connect large-scale wind generation with 10–40 hour storage.
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Baltic transmission planning is moving closer to formal EU prioritisation. The proposed Baltic-German PowerLink would combine interconnection, offshore wind integration, and regional electricity trading.
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PNE has completed another French onshore wind project disposal deal. The 10.8MW Romescamps transaction transfers a ready-to-build asset to JP Energie Environnement.
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European Energy has advanced six German projects through wind permitting. The 145MW portfolio adds to recent auction success and strengthens the developer’s mature onshore pipeline.
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Nordex has secured another major German onshore wind turbine package. UKA’s 700MW order covers 100 machines across several federal states, adding weight to Germany’s delivery pipeline.
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ENERCON has signed its first German wind-plus-storage project delivery agreements. The deals combine turbines, battery storage, and hybrid controls as renewable assets take on more flexible operating roles.
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RES has secured five-year O&M contract covering ScottishPower Renewables assets. The agreement covers 15 UK wind farms, 588MW of capacity, and Bellshill logistics support.