Wind

ACCIONA Energía has announced the construction of two new wind farms in Croatia, Opor (27 MW) and Boraja II (45 MW).

The company has opened facilities in India and China to support the growth of renewable energy in these countries.

CRP Subsea will provide cable protection systems for the Changfang and Xidao offshore wind farms off the west coast of Taiwan.

TGS has acquired a 10% equity stake in NASH Renewables, a a start-up developing software-as-a-service solutions for wind projects.

The companies have announced a joint partnership to develop the Aomori South offshore wind project, located in northern Japan.

The German parliament has adopted a new onshore wind law (WindLandG) which aims to expand onshore wind by a massive 10 GW a year from 2025.

Rovco will use Vroon’s VOS Star vessel to support the delivery of its offshore wind farm projects.

The capacity of the four wind farms totals 131.8 MW, with the debt financing secured from Danish AIP Management.

The substation was installed in two stages using a Saipem lifting vessel.

The UK Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy announced the winning bids of the UK’s biggest-ever national renewables auction, with almost 11 GW awarded.

The company will supply 15 units of its SG 5.0-145 turbine for South Korea’s third largest wind farm to developer SK D&D.

The 50-50 partnership was recently signed, with the aim to collaborate on the development, construction, and operation of offshore wind farms off the Greek coast.

The Nordex Group will supply and install 15 N131/3900 turbines for the 58.5 MW Mierzyn wind farm for the subsidiary of the Polish utility TAURON Polska Energia – Tauron Zielona Energia.

Siemens Gamesa is continuing the offshore revolution in Germany with a 913 MW firm order from customer Ørsted.

The partners’ joint ambition is to build Vårgrønn into a material full cycle offshore wind player, targeting 5 GW of installed and sanctioned offshore wind capacity by 2030.