Invinity battery orders accelerate but cash and execution remain the test
September 23, 2026
Invinity’s H1 orders nearly tripled to 34.2 MWh, while subsequent business lifted 2026 secured orders to 77.2 MWh. Revenue and grant
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UN warning puts AI power demand at the centre of climate policy
September 22, 2026
UN climate chief Simon Stiell has accused AI developers of increasing fossil fuel use, grid pressure and consumer energy costs. Global
RWE approves 400 MW Dutch battery designed around grid congestion
September 22, 2026
RWE has taken a final investment decision on a 400 MW / 1,100 MWh battery at Moerdijk, with commissioning scheduled for
Scotland places hyperscale data centres behind a new environmental gate
September 21, 2026
Every proposed Scottish data centre with more than 50 MW of power capacity must now undergo an environmental impact assessment. The
Ofgem sets delay penalties for UK’s first offshore hybrid interconnectors
September 21, 2026
LionLink and Nautilus would provide a combined 3.2 GW of cross-border capacity while connecting continental offshore wind. Ofgem is proposing start
Google backs megaton-scale methane and carbon-removal project in Brazil
September 18, 2026
Google will purchase one million tonnes of near-term methane reduction impact by 2030 and one million tonnes of permanent carbon removal
Ofgem proposes ‘pay-to-stay’ mechanism to clear Britain’s battery queue
September 18, 2026
Britain has approximately 83 GW of batteries in its reformed connection queue, in addition to 7 GW already operating – around
Ineos opens EU’s first full-scale CCS operation in Danish North Sea
September 18, 2026
Ineos, Harbour Energy and Denmark’s Nordsøfonden have started commercial operations at Greensand, capable of storing up to 400,000 tonnes of CO₂
England could carry drought into spring 2027 despite wetter autumn outlook
September 17, 2026
Almost three quarters of England remains in drought or prolonged dry weather following an exceptionally dry spring and summer. The Environment
Westminster directs Ofgem to prioritise ‘social value’ in grid procurement
September 16, 2026
New statutory guidance asks Ofgem to give greater weight to domestic capability, jobs, skills and supply chain resilience when regulating network
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