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The first eight foundations for RWE’s Nordseecluster offshore wind project have arrived at the Dutch base port of Eemshaven and have been offloaded. Each foundation is approximately 85 metres long and weighs around 1,500 tonnes.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
A wind energy project developer has ordered 16 N163/5.X turbines from Nordex for a 94 MW project in Nova Scotia. The contract includes supply, installation, and a 25-year service agreement.
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The University of Manchester has secured funding to lead a 12-month research project aimed at improving understanding of energy yield from offshore wind in UK waters. The project, POUNDS (Prediction Of UnqualifieD losseS from offshore wind farm wakes), will provide a national-scale assessment of wind farm interactions.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
RWE has commissioned a battery storage system in the Netherlands at its Eemshaven power station. With a total capacity of 35 MW and a storage capacity of 41 MWh, the system will help balance power supply and demand in the Dutch electricity grid.
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- Ørsted advances Bahren West onshore wind project in Germany
- Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners secures CfD contract for Romanian onshore wind farm
- Seabed surveys begin for Jammerland Bugt offshore wind farm
- Improving offshore wind farm efficiency with better turbulence measurements
- Fugro secures geotechnical site investigation for Australian offshore wind farm
- Ocean Installer joins offshore floating wind alliance
- EchoBolt to provide bolt integrity services for RWE offshore wind farms
- Arenso and Utilitas collaborate on Saare-Liivi Offshore Wind Park design
- Saipem and Divento collaborate on floating wind projects in Italy
- Seagreen Wind Energy sells offshore transmission assets to Equitix and Kyuden Group
- Velto Renewables partners with Q Energy Solutions for European renewable energy projects
- Ocean Winds secures electricity business licence for offshore wind project in South Korea
- European Energy agrees to sell 470 MW wind and solar project in Lithuania
- SeAH Wind selects subcontractors for Hornsea 3 offshore wind project
- NeXtWind acquires German onshore wind portfolio
- Gode Wind 3 offshore wind farm begins commercial operation
- Wind energy feasibility study for district heating in Shetland
- EDF Renewables and Masdar sign PPA with Soluna for wind-powered data centre
- Suzlon secures 204.75 MW wind turbine order from Jindal Green Wind
- GE Vernova and AWS partner to support data centre expansion and energy transition
- Yunlin Offshore Wind farm inaugurated and fully operational
- Contractors appointed for Mill Rig wind farm development in Scotland
- PUC approves construction permit with conditions for South Deuel Wind Project
- Cadeler secures first project for wind pace in the USA
- SouthCoast Wind project faces potential delay amid uncertainties in offshore wind policies
- Australia advances offshore wind feasibility studies
- ACED and EIMS Africa secure financial close for 140MW wind project in South Africa
- Ilmatar completes Korpilevonmäki wind farm in Finland
- Nordex secures wind turbine order from Auren Energia in Brazil
- Dublin Array offshore wind farm to submit planning application
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