Jordan O'Brien

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Liverpool almost doubles on-street EV charging network, targets 2,000 points by 2027

Liverpool City Council has almost doubled the size of its on-street EV charging network after installing 300 new charge points.

RWE ditches 99.9 MW Welsh solar-plus-storage project due to grid constraints

RWE has withdrawn plans for its proposed 99.9 MW Butterfly (Glöyn Byw) solar-plus-storage project, blaming the availability of a grid connection. 

EO Charging fails to find a buyer, enters administration

EO Charging has entered administration after an accelerated sale process failed to produce a transaction, marking another blow for the market. 

The UK’s first nuclear SMR just got a step closer

Great British Energy – Nuclear has formally signed a contract with Rolls-Royce SMR for what is will be the UK’s first small modular reactor project.

GivEnergy looks set to call in the administrators

GivEnergy Ltd has filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators, marking the first formal step in a potential administration process.

Saint-Gobain backs electric HGV rollout with Nottinghamshire charging hub

Saint-Gobain has announced plans to install a dedicated electric HGV charging hub in Nottinghamshire as part of a wider rollout of eHGVs.

Easee and Future Group target upfront savings on residential EV infrastructure

Easee has partnered with Future Group to offer a lower-cost route to installing EV charging infrastructure in residential developments. 

National Grid energises second new circuit at Dinorwig pumped storage plant

National Grid has energised the second of three new electricity circuits connecting Dinorwig pumped storage to the transmission network. 

Supernova Power launched as InfraVia combines Balance and Mercia

InfraVia has acquired a majority stake in Balance Power and Mercia Power Response, with the companies set to merge into Supernova Power.

Rolls-Royce to build 43 MW battery storage site in Scotland for Voltaria

Rolls-Royce has begun construction of a 43 MW battery energy storage facility in Falkirk, Scotland, as part of an EPC contract with Voltaria.

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