Renewable energy
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Dean Moor Solar Farm has cleared the UK consent process. The 150MW Cumbria project will be built between Gilgarran and Branthwaite following approval through the nationally significant infrastructure route.
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Jinko ESS and Taliva Energy have expanded Eastern European storage. Their 400MWh BESS agreement covers multiple utility-scale projects and strengthens the regional supply chain for grid flexibility.
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Actis has entered Poland with a renewables and storage platform. The Klara Renewables acquisition gives the investor operating wind assets and a pipeline targeting up to 1.5GW across wind, solar, and BESS.
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Baltic Power has added subsea O&M capacity before commercial operation. Føn Energy Services will support foundations and cables at Poland’s 1.2GW offshore wind farm, reinforcing the operational focus around subsea electrical infrastructure.
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BSR has secured mezzanine finance for solar-storage platform growth plans. The £130m Eiffel Investment Group facility is backed by around 700MW of contracted solar PV and co-located solar-plus-storage assets across the UK and Australia.
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Italy’s largest solar project is now exporting power in Sicily. Iberdrola’s 243MW Fénix plant adds utility-scale PV capacity with extensive medium- and high-voltage connections and long-term PPAs supporting industrial electricity supply.
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Portugal’s storage auction gives flexibility procurement a sharper grid focus. The September tender covers standalone batteries and surplus renewable grid capacity at named strategic nodes, with national targets now reaching across battery and pumped hydro storage.
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LCP Delta expects Britain to miss its clean power target. Its latest GB Power Market Outlook forecasts 83% clean generation by 2030, with network constraints and slower clean-technology build rates limiting progress.
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Curonian Nord has cleared a major Lithuanian offshore permitting stage. The 700MW Baltic Sea project has received a positive environmental impact assessment decision, advancing Lithuania’s first commercial-scale offshore wind development.
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Enviromena has acquired Surrey’s 26.37MWp Duxhurst solar farm project asset. The Surrey scheme is CfD-backed and expected to be energised in summer 2027.