This report highlights recent regulatory reforms in Germany for power grids and data centers, alongside major infrastructure investments by Engie and National Grid. It also reaffirms the firm's 'earnings super-cycle' thesis for utilities driven by AI-related power demand.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Germany announced a package of reforms for grid expansion and data center construction to improve digitalization and financing.
- 2.National Grid Ventures (NGV) plans a $1.75bn investment in Joulent LLC for US electrical infrastructure to support large load AI demand.
- 3.Engie secured a long-term battery storage agreement in Spain and a significant electricity transmission contract in Peru.
Table of Contents
- Research you can’t miss from past two weeks
- Germany reveals reform accelerating grid build-out and new data center legislation
- Engie signs a ten-year agreement for 625 MWh of battery storage in Spain
- Engie secures contract to build, operate over 400km of Transmission lines in Peru
- National Grid to invest $1.75bn to accelerate power solutions for US data centers and AI
- EU invests €2.5 bn of ETS revenues in clean energy projects
- UK Approves 470MW Solar Projects in Northern England
- Spain's renewable energy share reaches c.60% in June
- Other news
- Research you need to read
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Authors
Alberto GandolfiAjay PatelMafalda PombeiroDhwani KhenwarLawrence Lavizani
Securities
RWEG.DEEngieNDXG.DE
Themes
Electrification and Energy Security
Regions
EuropeGermanySpainPeru
