Renewable energy
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The first turbines for Iceland’s 120MW Vaðölduver wind farm have arrived, moving the country’s first commercial-scale wind project from civil works into turbine installation.
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Galileo has secured 700MW of grid-connected renewable and storage projects in Spain, with standalone battery storage forming the core of its near-term portfolio.
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European co-located renewable and battery capacity is forecast to grow sharply by 2030 as negative pricing, curtailment, and grid congestion reshape project design.
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Baltica 2 has entered offshore construction with first monopiles installed.
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Deutsche Windtechnik will maintain Nadara’s ageing Mynydd Clogau turbine fleet.
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Utilligence will deliver 132kV infrastructure for Longpasture’s solar connection scheme.
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Pure Energie has selected Kraken to manage and optimise wind, solar, battery storage, and customer load across the Netherlands through an integrated energy management platform connected to TenneT.
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Sonaura will develop and operate a 7MW private-wire solar project to supply Bentley Motors’ Crewe manufacturing headquarters, subject to planning and regulatory approvals.
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Elements Green has acquired the 300MW/600MWh Newarthill battery energy storage project near Motherwell, adding a transmission-connected Scottish asset with planning consent and an adjacent 275kV substation connection.
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UK solar installations passed two million at the end of March 2026, with total capacity reaching 22.1GW as rooftop demand and large-scale projects drove the market to a new deployment milestone.