Renewable energy
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Invinity’s California flow battery has passed one gigawatt-hour delivered milestone. The 10 MWh Viejas system has operated near-continuously since late 2025 alongside 15 MW of solar generation at the tribal microgrid.
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Fervo’s first Cape Station GeoBlock has entered commercial operation early. The 33 MW Utah unit is now generating PPA revenue, with two further Phase I blocks commissioning and another 400 MW already under construction.
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Scottish Fire headquarters now uses onsite solar and battery storage. The 340 kWp Cambuslang installation is expected to generate about 296,000 kWh annually and cut energy costs by more than £63,000.
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Boskalis will install Zeevonk’s 66 kV offshore array cable system. The contract covers about 149 km of inter-array cable connecting 69 turbines, plus testing, termination, route preparation, burial, and protection works.
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Three energy projects have gained European cross-border renewable project status. The schemes span Ukraine, Romania, Poland, Germany, and Austria, combining wind, solar, geothermal heat, and cross-border energy use.
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Tenevo combines large solar generation with long-duration battery storage capacity. The Bulgarian complex pairs 242 MWp of photovoltaic capacity with 311 MW / 773 MWh of storage and is planned to add more than 250 MW of wind.
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Amazon has signed a 36MW wind power agreement with Statkraft. The Shetland project is expected to become operational in November 2030.
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Nordex has secured 175MW of new turbine orders across Europe. Thirty-four machines will be installed in France, Portugal, and Spain during 2027 and 2028.
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Vattenfall is advancing foundation installation at Germany’s Nordlicht I project. The 980MW wind farm will use 68 monopiles before turbine installation and commissioning.
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Rezolv has secured financing for Romania’s 1.3GW Dama Solar project. The €561m package moves construction forward with operation targeted for 2028.