PHOENICS targets 20% higher-energy LMFP storage

PHOENICS is a 36-month Austrian project aiming a 20% rise in energy density and 40% longer life for LMFP batteries, with €2.9 million funding and TRL4

Avangrid generation reached 13,891 GWh in H1 2026, powering more than 2.6 million U.S. homes; output rose 8% y/y as installed capacity topped 11 GW across

Hidroelectrica has begun testing pump-turbine (reversible) operation of five hydropower units totalling 200 MW on the Olt River to assess grid storage use.

RVK green hydrogen plant in Mechernich will produce 36 kg per hour; the €15.1m project will serve RVK buses and the public, and starts operation end-2026.

EDP and RCEA completed Sandrini Energy Storage, a 92 MW/368 MWh battery in California, paired with a 300 MW Sandrini Solar park; RCEA will offtake 100 MW.

Geothermal HVAC deserves a place in capital planning: use feasibility studies, lifecycle-cost analysis and incentives to decide whether it fits 40–50-year

Solar and batteries bolstered Europe’s grid during record heat while wind lagged; solar produced 17 percent more power and storage eased evening demand.

MEAG has exited ownership of a 460-MW wind farm pair in Texas, as first reported by Renewables Now; this explains the exit, mechanisms and likely impacts.

Geothermal Frontier platform maps research capacity and lab capabilities worldwide and offers country-level profiles; launched by Clean Air Task Force.

Statkraft selected ABB to modernise the Vikfalli hydropower complex, deploying UNITROL 8000 and System 800xA across five units to extend asset life.