Vestas secures order for 66 MW repowering project in Germany
Vestas has received an order of 66 MW for repowering the Lensahner Berg/Gaarz wind farm in the northeast of Schleswig-Holstein.
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Vestas has received an order of 66 MW for repowering the Lensahner Berg/Gaarz wind farm in the northeast of Schleswig-Holstein.
In the Autumn issue of Energy Global, Naomi Potter, Cornwall Insight, UK, outlines how green hydrogen is playing a key role in the renewable transition across Europe, especially for hard-to-abate sectors. This special report lists all the references contained within the article.
Wärtsilä will supply two energy storage systems under an EPC contract to Caribbean Utilities Company Ltd in the Cayman Islands.
Chevron and MOECO have announced the signing of a joint collaboration agreement to explore the technical and commercial feasibility of advanced geothermal power generation in Japan.
The Lycksele portfolio, made up of three wind energy projects totalling 290 MW, has been acquired by Prime Capital AG, and is expected to enter commercial operation in 2025.
Octopus Energy Generation is upping its offshore wind activity in the UK, as offshore wind helps reduce the country’s reliance on imported gas.
Lhyfe has launched the world’s first renewable green hydrogen production demonstrator.
Nexans has announced the finalisation of a second US-based contract with Ørsted and Eversource to supply the export cable system for the Revolution wind farm.
Jeff Damron, Wärtsilä’s Energy Storage and Optimisation Business, USA, details how renewable energy sources work more effectively when in tandem with energy storage systems.
The INVL Renewable Energy Fund I has signed two agreements for the acquisition of six solar projects with a total capacity of 102.7 MW in Romania.
During New York Climate Week, Iberdrola’s Chairman and CEO outlined his company’s goal to have a positive impact on biodiversity and called on greater alignment from policymakers to accelerate the energy transition.
With an estimated 24 GW in geothermal reserves that account for 40% of the world’s geothermal resources, Indonesia is set to accelerate the geothermal power development to solve its energy issues.