Hydrogen & Industry: Lhyfe and STRABAG signed a strategic co-development deal to push green hydrogen projects in Germany, aiming to turn RED III RFNBO rules into clearer long-term demand for industry. Nuclear & Security: Ukraine denied a drone hit at the Zaporizhzhia plant after Rosatom claimed damage to a turbine hall; the IAEA said radiation stayed normal and requested access for further checks. Grid & Winter Risk: Germany’s gas grid operators warned they may not secure enough supplies for the coming winter, keeping pressure on storage and import planning. Energy Prices & Markets: Gulf tensions around US-Iran talks kept oil supported (Brent back near $93-99 range in the week’s coverage), feeding broader market jitters including higher bond yields before easing on peace-talk signals. LNG & Supply Chains: Canada-Germany LNG cooperation continued to move forward, with new supply agreements highlighted as a rare “security of supply” win for Europe. EU Energy Transition Industry: GE Vernova marked a 25 GW wind manufacturing milestone in Salzbergen, underscoring Germany’s role in scaling the transition. Defense-linked Energy Demand: INNIO filed for a US IPO targeting up to ~$20bn valuation, betting on data-centre power growth—another reminder that electricity demand is driving new investment cycles.