Wind

Plenitude has invested in EnerOcean’s floating wind technology, W2Power, a multi-turbine solution that yields a high power-to-weight ratio.

According to Rystad Energy research, new offshore wind capacity additions are expected to reach 4 GW for the first time in 2022, more than doubling 2021 additions.

Vitol has agreed to acquire three wind farms totalling 244.4 MW of wind generation in Pennsylvania, US, from a fund managed by BlackRock.

The partnership between Falck Renewables and BlueFloat Energy could accommodate a total of approximately 3 GW of offshore wind capacity.

The company has been selected by Equinor South Korea to perform a FEED for the offshore floating wind Firefly project.

The companies will be developing offshore wind power in the Polish Baltic Sea, representing an expected total capacity of over 10 GW.

Eolus and Hydro REIN have signed an agreement with MEAG regarding the sale of 75% of Stor-Skälsjön wind project shares.

Vestas has secured a 100 MW order in Vietnam, meaning their total capacity of onshore wind turbines in the country will now surpass 1.6 GW.

GreenIT and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners are to develop two offshore wind farms in Italy with 750 MW capacity.

Ørsted have awarded SES a routine maintenance campaign contract for summer 2022 for two of Ørsted’s wind farms off the coast of Cumbria UK.

The Mörknässkogen wind farm has a capacity of 29.5 MW which will be generated from five N163 5.9 MW Nordex turbines, making the site Low Carbon’s first operational wind farm in the country.

WindEurope’s Board of Directors have elected Sven Utermöhlen, CEO Offshore Wind at RWE Renewables, as the Association’s new Chair for an 18-month term.

Vestas have secured 103 MW order with Tenaris in Argentina for the Buena Ventura project, which will feature 24 V150-4.2 MW wind turbines.

Windin’ Capital expand their operations by acquiring three wind farms in Chile, as well as opening an office in Spain to promote its Southern European and LATAM operations.

NZ Super Fund have partnered with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to explore development of offshore wind energy in Aotearoa, New Zealand.