PSE’s latest connection register shows hundreds of megawatts of new wind, solar and battery projects seeking access to the transmission network, while the offshore wind pipeline alone amounts to 8.76…
Carno 3 got the green light to build in 2016. The wind farm that’s actually under construction now looks nothing like the one that was approved. Santander UK and Rabobank…
“Self-healing grids restore power up to three times faster than traditional networks” is the kind of line that shows up in almost every smart-grid pitch deck. Dig into the utilities…
A ministry ranking list due in October reads like paperwork. What it’s actually deciding is which sliver of a wildly oversubscribed queue gets to exist. Greece’s Ministry of Environment and…
Greece’s grid operator frames its meter rollout as a customer-service upgrade. The numbers underneath it tell a story about solar and EVs outrunning the grid’s ability to see them. HEDNO,…
A new industrial zoning law signed in Athens looks like routine planning bureaucracy — until you notice it’s the third of three, all finished inside the same three weeks. On…
Grid operators no longer get to chase a single “optimal” answer. A wave of multi-objective optimisation research – from transmission topology control to microgrid dispatch – is instead handing them…
Vattenfall has taken FID on a 254 MW battery at a decommissioned German nuclear site — but the number that changed since permitting isn’t the one you’d expect. Vattenfall has…
“It’s not coherent.” That’s Bruno Ladsous’s flat assessment of French energy policy – worth sitting with before getting to the part where France is, by most measures, doing repowering better…
Authors: Derek Michalski, Editor in Chief, The Voice of Renewables and Iliya Grozdanov, Partner, Dinova Rusev & Partners Law Office Three years ago, Bulgaria had almost no grid-scale battery storage.…