Power exports between Ukraine and Slovakia can restart. Cross-border capacity allocations for exports in the direction from Ukraine to Slovakia started on 21 July, offering participants 200MW with a delivery date on 23 July from 9:00 to 14:00. Ukrenergo and…

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SSE Generation Limited (SSE)n is facing a £9.78 million penalty imposed by regulator Ofgem after the generator secured excessive payments from the Electricity System Operator (ESO) during periods when the transmission network was constrained. The ESO takes action to manage…

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A new solar park in Winterton developed on a former landfill site has started operation. The Winterton solar energy park, developed by Infinis and FCC Environment, occupies approximately 18 acres. It has been constructed in accordance with a methodology approved…

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Northern Powergrid (NPg) has become the latest distribution network operator (DNO) to manage its flexibility services procurement on Piclo Flex. In a two-year contract, NPg will be utilising the Markets module on Piclo Flex to procure flexibility services and run…

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Carlton Power has been granted planning permission for a 1040MW / 2080MWh battery at the Trafford Low Carbon Energy Park in Greater Manchester. The company said it is in “advanced talks” with companies to finance, build and operate the battery.…

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German pump and water services company Wilo has developed a decentralised hydrogen production and power unit that is sized for a small number of domestic properties or a business site. Wilo’s small-scale system, H2Powerplant, uses electrolysis to produce hydrogen. When…

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Ørsted has agreed the sale of its remaining stake in the London Array offshore wind farm. It has signed an agreement with funds managed by Schroders Greencoat, which will pay £717 million for the 25% stake. Among the investors Greencoat…

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The Northern Ireland system operator (SONI) is looking ofr process is to produce a short-list of suitably qualified companies to provide a ‘low carbon inertia service’ (LCIS). It expects ultimately to contract with two to four suppliers and is now…

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Hitachi Energy has been selected by SSEN Transmission to supply high-voltage direct current (HVDC) converter stations the transmission network deploys up to five HVDC links to bring power from northern Scotland to areas of higher consumption in the south. The…

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The government has given just four weeks to respond to a consultation by the Department for Business and Trade that would place a new ‘economic growth’ duty on energy regulator Ofgem, as well as on water regulator Ofwat and telecoms…

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