Renewable energy
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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.
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Offshore Energies UK says Britain must deliver around 5GW of offshore wind each year to meet clean power targets, warning that current deployment rates would leave capacity well short of the 2030 goal.
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has launched Perigus Energy after completing its acquisition of Ørsted’s European onshore wind, solar, and battery storage business.
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Qualitas Energy has secured permits for 59MW of German onshore wind capacity, including a repowering project in Lower Saxony and a new wind farm in Rhineland-Palatinate.