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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Molly Green

    Burnham launches Great British Grid company to speed connections (opens the original)

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    Burnham said it will be 'a publicly owned company that will challenge the private sector operators. It will increase competition, drive down costs and speed up connections'. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has officially launched government plans for a publicly owned electricity grid company, Great British Grid. Speaking today (29 September) at the Labour Party Conference, Burnham promised a “circuit breaker,” pledging that his government will take more control of electricity prices by expanding

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Molly Green

    UK energy storage, flexibility agreements announced (opens the original)

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    Announcements from Trina Storage and Enel X. Trina Storage will provide its Elementa solution for a third UK BESS project in partnership with Clarke Energy and Temporis Capital, while Enel X integrates more assets into its VPP platform. Trina Storage, the energy storage division of Chinese-headquartered PV company Trinasolar, will supply its technology for the Bramley battery energy storage project. It will provide its Elementa 3 battery energy storage system (BESS) for the project, which is bei

  3. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Molly Green

    Gore Street Energy Storage Fund to remain publicly listed (opens the original)

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    It brings to a close a period of uncertainty about the future of UK listed energy storage funds. Last week, at its annual general meeting (AGM), Gore Street Energy Storage Fund’s shareholders voted not to take the fund private. The AGM on 16 September saw a close vote on a resolution put forward by the firm's biggest shareholder Saba Capital Management: that Gore Street Energy Storage Fund (GSF) not continue in its existence as an investment company following “sustained underperformance” in the

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Molly Green

    Revera finances, begins construction of 400MW Scottish BESS (opens the original)

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    It is the second UK transmission-connected BESS that Revera has secured financing for this year, and one of three in Scotland it is building totalling 1GW/2GWh and £500 million of investment. Energy platform Revera Energy has closed project financing for its 400MW/800MWh Hunterston battery energy storage system (BESS) in North Ayrshire, Scotland. It has concurrently issued a notice to proceed (NTP) with construction to begin immediately, targeting commercial operations Q3 2028. The independent p

  5. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Molly Green

    Great British Energy opens Aberdeen HQ amidst controversy (opens the original)

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    The opening has been somewhat delayed and the real employment opportunity brought by the company is in dispute. Great British Energy, the state-owned renewables investment vehicle, has announced a range of partners and £750,000 for green skills and training in the Aberdeen area. The funding was announced as part of the formal opening of the GB Energy headquarters in the city. It was confirmed in 2024 that the government body would be based in Aberdeen because, GB Energy says, the city “has the p

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