The UDER92 Act introduces changes affecting energy consumers, energy companies, district heating, and the industrial sector. The regulations aim to standardise the way bills are presented, streamline certain procedures, and reduce selected administrative obligations. The changes also cover rules for…
Renewable energy sources are no longer just tools for reducing emissions. In 2025, they helped Asian countries save hundreds of billions of dollars on fossil‑fuel imports while simultaneously strengthening the region’s energy security. According to the latest report from the…
An independent power producer and aggregator, Trivanta, has secured additional debt financing for the development of its projects in Poland. The funds will be allocated to the construction of photovoltaic installations with a total capacity of 48 MWp and large‑scale…
The state‑owned Saudi Power Procurement Company has published a list of companies that qualified to participate in the second tender for the construction and operation of battery energy storage systems with a total capacity of 3 GW and an energy…
The market for large‑scale energy storage in Ireland is accelerating rapidly. According to the latest report by consulting firm AFRY, expanding the country’s battery network by an additional 2 GW will bring consumers as much as 102 million euros in…
NPA Skawina, a company within the Boryszew Group, has signed a framework agreement with Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE) for the supply of aluminium conductors. The contract covers the years 2026–2031, and the estimated value of orders that may be executed…
Moment Energy has launched Megafactory 1 in Vancouver, which the company describes as the world’s largest facility using retired electric‑vehicle batteries to produce stationary energy‑storage systems. Importantly, the investment was completed just six weeks after its official announcement, demonstrating the…
Polska Grupa Energetyczna is approaching the grand finale of constructing a gigantic energy storage facility in Żarnowiec, Pomerania. The project, boasting an impressive power rating of 262 MW and a capacity of 981 MWh, has entered a critical phase of…
The British energy market regulator, Ofgem, has approved a series of deep reforms to the rules governing the provision of frequency‑stabilisation services. The new regulations introduce a strict linkage between the balancing market and system services, and impose severe penalties…
A photovoltaic farm at the Volkswagen Poznań plant in Września is becoming a showcase of how modern energy systems can coexist with agriculture and environmental protection.A flock of 100 Wielkopolska sheep has been introduced to the 18.3 MW installation, taking…