Grid Reliability & Heatwave Response (UK): Great Britain’s grid operator Neso issued another electricity margin notice, asking generators for extra power for Friday evening as extreme temperatures tighten supply and renewables output. Nuclear Safety (Ukraine): The IAEA says repairs to a key 750-kilovolt line at Zaporizhzhia are finished, but warns risks remain because a damaged substation still keeps the line out of service. Solar Grid Management (Sri Lanka): Sri Lanka’s energy deputy minister said the government will use 2,000 modems to control rooftop solar systems, including temporary shutdowns, and ordered large rooftop owners (300 kW+) to disconnect during Poson holidays to prevent grid instability. Renewables Finance (Egypt): EBRD plans up to $170M for Egypt’s Nefer Minya solar-plus-storage (1.2 GW solar + 600 MWh BESS), aimed at supplying about 1.4M homes. AI & Power Planning: A Capgemini report warns AI data centers are making demand harder to forecast, pushing utilities toward on-site power and storage. Offshore Wind (UK): A major Caerphilly-area wind farm (93.4 MW, 14 turbines) moves toward construction after a £160M funding deal. Community Energy (Oman): Oman’s Nafath will run a 1.5 MW community solar project under the Imtidad program, letting subscribers get bill credits without installing panels. Transmission Focus (Cameroon): Cameroon is shifting investment priorities toward electricity transmission, seeking more private participation via public-private partnerships.