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| 20 Sep 26 |
Germany: Qualitas Energy launches Navaris, one of Germany’s leading renewable energy companies |
20 Sep 26 |
UK: Ofgem moves to free up grid capacity by tackling excess battery projects Ofgem has launched a consultation on its minded-to position to approve the introduction of a new financial commitment for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) in a major intervention to cut the oversupply of projects competing for space on Britain’s electricity grid. |
19 Sep 26 |
Australia: Osaka Gas to acquire a 5% interest in the Browse Project in Western Australia from bp Osaka Gas has announced that its group company, Osaka Gas Browse ('OGB'), has entered into a sales and purchase agreement with BP Developments Australia to acquire a 5% interest in the Browse Project in Western Australia. |
18 Sep 26 |
UK: Great British Energy is launching £30 million funding to kick start a community power revolution Communities across the country will be able to build and control their own clean energy supply that will help to cut bills, grow local wealth and tackle the climate crisis – with the rollout of People’s Power projects across the UK. |
18 Sep 26 |
UK: DNV supports technical and commercial due diligence for National Wealth Fund investment in UK battery innovator Nexeon DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, has completed technical due diligence (TDD) and commercial due diligence (CDD) for the National Wealth Fund (NWF) to support the expansion of Nexeon Ltd operations, ultimately strengthening the UK’s battery supply chain, creating jobs and boosting growth. |
18 Sep 26 |
Denmark: INEOS opens the first full-scale CO2 storage site in the EU For the first time, Greensand provides industry across the EU with the infrastructure it needs to transport and permanently store CO2 and offers a practical route to reducing emissions without shutting down the industries that Europe depends upon. The project, which is led by INEOS Energy alongside Harbour Energy and Nordsøfonden, demonstrates that carbon capture and storage is no longer a future ambition. It is now a reality. |
