Selected highlights from the July August 2026 edition of The Energy Industry Times
Selected highlights from the July August 2026 edition of The Energy Industry Times
Nuclear Vogtle

Jellyfish swarms force EdF to close 3.2 GW of nuclear power

David Flin | 2026-08-12

A massive influx of jellyfish has forced EdF to shut three units at the Gravelines nuclear pow...

Solar Panel Article

Cuba expands solar power to combat electricity shortage

David Flin | 2026-08-11

Cuba has expanded the incentives for importing renewable energy equipment as part of its effor...

gas engine cogen power plant

HG Hyundai Heavy wins $675 million power equipment order for US data centres

David Flin | 2026-08-10

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has signed a $675 million contract with US-based Corban Energy Gro...

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Jellyfish swarms force EdF to close 3.2 GW of nuclear power

A massive influx of jellyfish has forced EdF to shut three units at the Gravelines nuclear power plant and reduce output at a fourth unit. This has resulted in 3.2 GW of capacity being taken offline during a period of high demand.

  • 14 hours ago (2026-08-12)
  • David Flin

Cuba expands solar power to combat electricity shortage

Cuba has expanded the incentives for importing renewable energy equipment as part of its efforts to increase solar power generation amid a prolonged electricity crisis. China has recently delivered an additional 5000 photovoltaic systems to Cuba.

  • a day ago (2026-08-11)
  • David Flin

HG Hyundai Heavy wins $675 million power equipment order for US data centres

HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has signed a $675 million contract with US-based Corban Energy Group to supply 1 GW of power generation equipment for data centres.

  • 2 days ago (2026-08-10)
  • David Flin

South Korea abandons ammonia co-firing at coal-fired power plants

South Korea has confirmed that ammonia co-firing will not form part of its long-term coal transition. Kim Sung-hwan, South Korea’s Climate, Energy, and Environment Minister, said that the technology could keep coal-fired power stations operating for longer.

  • 5 days ago (2026-08-07)
  • David Flin

BC Hydro buys gas-fired power generation facility on Vancouver Island

BC Hydro has announced that it has acquired the 275 MW Island Generation in Campbell River, Vancouver Island, Canada, a natural gas-fired facility, to provide peak power for Vancouver Island.

  • 6 days ago (2026-08-06)
  • David Flin

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