Special reports

To support future growth of the wind industry, the company has signed an agreement with CS Wind for the acquisition of its tower manufacturing facility in Pueblo, Colorado, US.

Ørsted and HOFOR are set to provide green power for part of the potential Green Fuels for Denmark project, which will produce sustainable fuels in the Greater Copenhagen area, Denmark.

As the company’s new Chief Sales Officer, Javier Rodriguez Diez will play a key role in the acceleration of renewable energy deployment across the globe.

To ensure a continued supply of renewable energy in Southern Germany, 50Hertz and TenneT are planning to build the SuedOstLink electricity highway, for which Siemens Energy will provide the converter technology.

The company has agreed to acquire a 628 MW wind and solar portfolio.

Experts from Subsea UK discuss the growing need for skilled individuals in the renewables industry in order to meet the UK Government’s net-zero pledges.

The company has launched the Awesense Marketplace: an energy-focused digital repository of solutions built to drive the decarbonisation of the energy system.

The scheme will help supply chain partners to purchase renewable energy matched from UK wind sources.

The MoU aims to strengthen Ørsted and POSCO’s collaboration on offshore wind and renewable hydrogen in Korea.

Oil Search has received a notice of termination from PNG Power Limited concerning a PPA for the PNG Biomass and Solar Farm project in Papua New Guinea.

The Pembroke Net Zero Centre will draw on RWE’s renewable energy knowledge to demonstrate a pathway towards decarbonisation.

Bioenergy Infrastructure Group, an IPP specialising in energy-from-waste and biomass, has appointed Simon Hicks as its new Chief Executive Officer.

According to a new IEA policy review, Spain has laid out ambitious plans to transform its energy system, requiring strong support to ensure the needed investments.

Neste has awarded the company two contracts to work on the development of a renewable energy production platform in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

The £40 million renewable energy hub at the Port of Leith, Scotland, will underpin the country’s economic recovery and energy transition plans.