Renewable energy
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Germany’s grey co-location project links batteries with market optimisation models. Entrix will optimise a solar-plus-storage asset where the battery can charge from both PV and the grid.
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Germany’s DC-coupled pilot tackles solar storage connection constraints head-on directly. Sigenergy, EnBW, and ZSW are testing whether DC architecture can reduce hardware needs and improve solar-plus-storage economics.
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Europe’s inverter restrictions sharpen cybersecurity concerns for grid-connected renewables projects. The EU funding measure could reshape solar procurement, project economics, and supplier risk assessments across European energy infrastructure.
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Battery storage planning has gained a clearer technical reference point. The ESN guide covers fire safety, land use, noise, biodiversity, cybersecurity, emergency response, traffic, and electromagnetic fields.
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Europe is formalising Mediterranean power infrastructure through new investment structures. T-MED covers renewables, smart grids, interconnectors, storage, cybersecurity, hydrogen corridors, and clean-tech value chains.
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JA’s rebrand moves its centre beyond photovoltaic modules alone globally. The structure combines solar, storage, smart energy, and capital services.
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Fusion 360 has expanded design capability for electrical projects nationwide. The service covers wiring, distribution, solar PV, lighting, and documentation.
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Nordex has secured another Eastern European onshore wind turbine order. The 100MW project will use 17 N163/5.X machines, with service support included.
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Qair has reached financial close on Brecks Solar Farm project. The 46.51MWp Nottinghamshire site is expected to begin construction this month and enter operation in Q2 2027.
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Electrical bodies have warned against rushed plug-in solar deployment nationwide. The joint position highlights protective devices, wiring condition, DNO visibility, product standards, and liability concerns.