
Equinor increases its ownership in Scatec
Equinor has acquired 5 000 000 shares in Scatec from Scatec Innovation, corresponding to 3.1% of the shares and votes, at a total purchase price of NOK 305 million.
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Equinor has acquired 5 000 000 shares in Scatec from Scatec Innovation, corresponding to 3.1% of the shares and votes, at a total purchase price of NOK 305 million.

Full Circle has acquired Net-Wind as part of its European multi-brand growth strategy.

OX2 has signed an asset management agreement for a wind farm owned by Greencoat Renewables PLC in Sweden.

The ArcVera team provided technical advisory and IE services for Onward Energy’s acquisition and financing of the approximately 1.2 GW Global Atlantic solar photovoltaic (PV) portfolio.

The project will generate up to 49.9 MW of renewable energy to power 13 800 homes a year, and remove the same amount of CO2 emissions as taking 7900 cars off the road per year.

Arise has entered into a strategic partnership with the Finnish onshore wind and solar company Pohjan Voima.

RWE Supply & Trading is to provide a significant share of the green electricity produced by the Polish onshore wind farm ‘Windfarm Polska III’, totalling approximately 180 GWh.

Independent power producer Red Rocket has placed a 373 MW order for the Brandvalley, Rietkloof, and Wolf wind parks, to be located in Western Cape and Eastern Cape, South Africa.

The Nordex Group has received an order from e-wikom for the supply and installation of nine turbines with a total of 50.4 MW for the Ostprignitz wind farm in Brandenburg, Germany.

Innagreen and Awasis Nehiyawewini Energy Development Limited Partnership have announced their joint acquisition of the 200 MW Bekevar wind energy project from RES.

Reuters Events has announced the Global Energy Transition 2023 (7 – 8 June, New York, the US), where global energy, industrial, finance, and policymaking executives will convene to transform transition disparity into possibility.

In the latest expansion of its battery storage capacity, Axpo will build a 20 MW/20 MWh facility in Sweden to deliver services to the grid in 2024.