GE Renewable Energy to open new offshore wind factory and development centre in China
GE Renewable Energy is set to open a new offshore wind factory and operation and development centre in Guangdong province, China.
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GE Renewable Energy is set to open a new offshore wind factory and operation and development centre in Guangdong province, China.
The UK’s Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult and China’s Tus Hold-ings have extended their international collaboration in marine renewable energy.
Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction (DHIC) announced on July 1 that it had become the first Korean company to receive the ‘Type Certificate’ for its 5.56 W offshore wind power system.
MHI Vestas confirmed a key localisation component in Taiwan as it signed a contract with Swancor for the supply of materials used in blade manufacturing.
GE Renewable Energy has announced its plan to recruit more than 200 employees at its LM Wind Power wind turbine blade manufacturing site in Cherbourg, France.
Equinor, Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) and the Korean power company Korea East-West Power (EWP) have formed a consortium to develop the floating offshore wind project Donghae 1 off Ulsan in South Korea.
The region anticipates 9.5 GW of additional wind power development through 2028
Over the past few months, the consortium has been analysing the possibility and conditions required to build one or several wind power hubs in the North Sea.
Global wind power capacity additions are expected to sit at an annual average of 71 GW from 2019–2023 and 76 GW from 2024–2028, according to analysis from Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables.
Forbes has reported that renewable energy sources have surpassed coal for the first time in the US since the inception of the US electrical power system in the nation’s monthly electricity generation mix.
Siemens Gamesa has been selected by MidAmerican Energy Company for the Rolling Hills wind power project for a total of 429.3 MW, the largest repowering order to date in North America.
The National Trust is set to sell all of its £1 billion fossil fuel assets, saying it no longer wants to be invested in companies that are not contributing to the effort to tackle climate change.