Renewable energy news updates

Qualitas Energy has announced the acquisition of a wind energy portfolio with a total capacity of 91 MW from PNE AG.

NASH Maritime has been awarded a contract by Menter Môn Morlais to provide vessel traffic monitoring services and navigational risk assessment for the Morlais tidal energy demonstration zone off the Welsh coast.

GlobalData has forecast that US renewable power capacity could reach 1.06 TW by 2035.

Nordex has received several new orders from leading independent power producers in Spain, totalling 246 MW.

Spearmint Energy has secured investment from Kyuden International Corp. for 400 MWh battery energy storage across two projects in ERCOT.

GlobalData has forecast that Taiwan’s renewable power capacity could reach 50.7 GW by 2035.

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd has obtained approval in principle from ClassNK for the basic design of specialised vessels to joint and bury subsea power cables.

Global Wind Service has completed the installation of secondary steel structure for the Thor project.

Holcim has taken a minority equity ownership in BW Ideol to scale up the construction of clean energy infrastructure.

The International Hydropower Association has welcomed DANS Group as its newest member.

Goto Floating Wind Farm LLC has announced that commercial operation of Goto floating offshore wind farm has commenced.

D.TRADING and Econergy have signed a renewable power offtake agreement covering 200 MW of installed capacity from Econergy’s Ratesti and Parau solar projects in Romania.

TAURON Ekoenergia has signed a contract to renovate the Pilchowice hydropower plant, including the implementation of activities within the dam and reservoir.

De Gaulle Fleurance has advised BayWa r.e. on the sale of two solar parks currently under construction it has designed for Heling Enr.

Nordex Group has received orders from UKA for a total of 33 turbines in Germany.

GlobalData has forecast that Poland’s renewable power capacity could reach 91.5 GW by 2035.

Watson Farley & Williams has advised Orrön Energy on the sale of a 234 MW agrivoltaic project portfolio in Germany.

New analysis from Cornwall Insight shows that planning approvals for battery, wind, and solar projects in Great Britain have almost doubled over the past year.

SUSI Partners has signed an agreement to sell an 89 MW Danish onshore wind portfolio to NRGi Renewables.

NHPC Ltd has declared the commercial operation date of its first unit of the 2000 MW Subansiri Lower H.E. project, located in India.

GlobalData has forecast that solar photovoltaics capacity in Singapore will reach 5.3 GW by 2035.

Black & Veatch has been appointed owner’s engineer for the Eccles battery storage project in Scotland.

TAURON Group companies have signed agreements for nearly PLN 538 million in funding for Polish battery storage facilities.

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