Renewable energy
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Econergy has secured financing for Romania’s Părău 2 hybrid project. The €229 million package backs 342MW of solar and a 150MW/300MWh battery, combining contracted and merchant revenues.
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Energa has extended bidding for its Świercze 110/15kV substation works. The package covers transformers, switchgear, telecontrol, civil infrastructure, and renewable-integration equipment.
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Romania’s grid operator is reinforcing two 110kV lines for renewables. The works target network capacity upstream of generation connection points in Dobrogea, where additional renewable output is increasing demands on established infrastructure.
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PSE is expanding two northern substations on Poland’s 400kV network. The works combine transmission reinforcement, line integration, and reactive-power infrastructure as northern generation patterns change.
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GSU has inaugurated Sakaï, a 50MW solar-plus-storage power infrastructure project. The completed development combines more than 80,000 photovoltaic panels with 15MWh of battery storage and materially increases national generation capacity.
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Triple Point has acquired Hessay Solar as construction advances onsite. The 49.2MW York project holds an AR6 Contract for Difference, with grid connection targeted for the second half of 2027.
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Ireland has set another record for grid-scale solar generation output. EirGrid recorded 1,258MW at 12:41pm on 11 August, when utility-scale solar supplied roughly one third of national electricity demand.
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Tessa Green Energy has secured financing for Strazhitsa construction programme. Postbank is providing €78 million towards the 70MW Bulgarian wind project, with commercial operation targeted for late 2027.
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Nordex will supply twelve turbines across Lower Saxony wind projects. The 82MW package combines N175/6.X and N163/6.X machines, 20-year service agreements, and commissioning targeted for spring 2028.
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Scatec has completed Egypt’s 1.1GW Obelisk hybrid power project today. The development combines 1,125MW of solar generation with a 100MW/200MWh battery under a 25-year power purchase agreement.