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UK selects 7.6 GW of long-duration storage in first LDES cap-and-floor window, reshaping Scotland–England power flows
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. The UK energy regulator Ofgem has selected 16 long-duration electricity storage projects with a combined capacity of 7,645 MW under the first application window of its cap-and-floor regime. The decision represents a major structural step in the evolution of the British power system, directly targeting congestion, curtailment, and the persistent imbalance between […]
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Chile’s energy transition: from renewable expansion to execution, infrastructure and industrial growth
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EnBW commissions Wangen im Allgäu solar park
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Grid-Forming inverters and the re-engineering of power system stability
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Grid-Forming inverters and the re-engineering of power system stability
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Statkraft to reinvest in Norwegian hydropower
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The geopolitical cost of the hydrogen molecule: how the Iran war is reshaping Europe’s hydrogen economy
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor, The Voice of Renewables The immediate market reaction to the war involving Iran has been predictable. Analysts have focused on oil prices, LNG flows, shipping insurance premiums and the possibility of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. Within the hydrogen sector, the debate has followed familiar lines. Some have argued that
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UK selects 7.6 GW of long-duration storage in first LDES cap-and-floor window, reshaping Scotland–England power flows
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. The UK energy regulator Ofgem has selected 16 long-duration electricity storage projects with a combined capacity of 7,645 MW…
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Chile electricity tariff reform and the Valparaíso discussion (June 2026)
Implications for generators, IPPs, and renewable investment in solar, wind and storage The recent discussion in Valparaíso on electricity tariffs and subsidy…
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From Local Utility to System Architect: Stadtwerke München’s Renewable Strategy
Stadtwerke München has emerged as one of Germany’s most structurally significant municipal energy and infrastructure companies, not through a single technology bet, but…
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Czech-German and Central European Hydrogen Corridors Retain PCI Status as Europe Strengthens Hydrogen Backbone
The Czech Republic has reinforced its position at the centre of Europe’s emerging hydrogen economy after two major cross-border infrastructure projects were…
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Assessment of Chile’s 2026/01 Electricity Supply Tender: Opportunities and Risks for Renewable Energy Developers
Chile’s National Energy Commission (CNE) has released the preliminary terms for its 2026/01 electricity supply tender, seeking 2,835 GWh of electricity per…
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European Energy extends asset management agreement with Enea Nowa Energia for six Polish wind farms
European Energy will continue providing technical asset management services for six Polish wind farms owned by Enea Nowa Energia through the end…
