
SSE and Gilkes announce joint plans for Scottish pumped hydro
SSE and Gilkes Energy have announced plans to progress a new pumped storage hydropower scheme at Loch Fearna in Scotland.
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SSE and Gilkes Energy have announced plans to progress a new pumped storage hydropower scheme at Loch Fearna in Scotland.

Spearmint Energy has received support from Elda River for the development and operation of a 4.1 GW battery energy storage portfolio and expansion of the company’s US project development pipeline.

Vestas has secured a 136 MW repowering order in the US.

50Hertz has commissioned a consortium consisting of Siemens Energy and Dragados Offshore with the construction of a converter system for the North Sea grid connection project LanWin3 and an onshore converter.

South Staffordshire Council has given Renewable Connections consent for a solar farm that will provide clean energy to approximately 8000 homes.

Repsol and EDF Renewables have reached an exclusivity agreement to join forces in view of future offshore wind tenders in Spain and Portugal.

ABL has been awarded a contract by INELFE to oversee the offshore transportation and installation of the Biscay interconnector between France and Spain.

The Nordex Group is expanding its product portfolio in the 5 MW segment and is launching a turbine variant of the proven Delta4000 platform, which is specially tailored to the requirements of the US market.

Exergy International has signed a co-operation agreement with RentCo Africa Ltd for the development of RentCo’s Wellhead geothermal project in Olkaria, Kenya.

e-STORAGE, part of Canadian Solar, has been selected by Root-Power to deliver battery solutions to Coryton Energy Park in Corringham, Essex.

Burckhardt Compression has been selected as the preferred supplier for 45 biogas installations across India in the last fiscal year.

Iberdrola has installed two new photovoltaic plants in Portugal that will have a total installed capacity of 37 MW.