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Connected Energy to develop second-life EV battery testing facility in Norfolk

Connected Energy is developing what it describes as the ‘UK’s most advanced second-life EV battery testing facility’.

Panduit names Holly Garcia as Chief Commercial Officer

Panduit has promoted Holly Garcia to Chief Commercial Officer, tasking her with leading the company’s global commercial strategy.

Warm Homes Plan puts solar and batteries at centre of £15bn home upgrade push

The UK Government has set out a new package of low- and zero-interest loans for rooftop solar and home batteries.

Rolls-Royce SMR appoints Amentum as delivery partner for first UK and Czech projects

Rolls-Royce SMR has selected Amentum as a programme delivery partner for the first deployments of its small modular reactor (SMR) technology.

Innagreen enters UK market with Dunbeg South wind farm deal

Innagreen Investments has entered the UK market with an acquisition of the Dunbeg South Wind Farm near Limavady, Northern Ireland.

​​Downing and Tokyo Century agree £300m+ UK solar investment programme

Downing and Tokyo Century Corporation have agreed a £300m+ investment programme to acquire and construct a portfolio of solar projects.

EA Technology acquires Fundamentals to expand voltage control offering

EA Technology has acquired Fundamentals Ltd, a UK provider of voltage control solutions.

UK Power Networks brings Riverside 2 waste-to-energy plant on to London’s grid

UK Power Networks and Cory Group have completed work to connect Riverside 2, a new energy from waste (EfW) facility, to the electricity grid.

IET and BSI sign off Amendment 4 to BS 7671, with new rules due April 2026

The IET Wiring Regulations are set for another update, with a new chapter on stationary batteries and new guidance on Power over Ethernet.

Record 8.4GW offshore wind haul secured in latest CfD auction

The UK has secured 8.4GW of offshore wind capacity in its latest Contracts for Difference (CfD) auction.

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