Wind

Trelleborg’s applied technologies operation has been awarded a contract by Ørsted to provide four integrated cable protection systems for Hornsea Two.

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy will supply 25 SG 4.5-145 for one of the nation’s wind farms.

Tien Li Offshore Wind Technology Co., Ltd. (TLC) has finalised a sub-supplier contract with MHI Vestas to manufacture blades for turbines to be delivered in upcoming Taiwanese projects.

Siemens Gamesa has secured their first order for their 170-m rotor wind turbine. The company will deliver eight units of the SG 5.8-170 to Eurowind Energy A/S for the Knöstad project in Sweden.

European Energy has closed the divestment of three turbines at the Svindbaek Wind Farm with Aquila European Renewables Income Fund.

Wood Mackenzie states that the coronavirus crisis will cause global wind additions in 2020 to decline by 4.9GW compared to their previous projections.

Vestas has secured a 47 MW wind project in Northern Ireland from ERG.

Total, through Total Quadran, acquires 100% of Global Wind Power (GWP) France, a company with a 1000 MW portfolio of onshore wind projects.

Vestas has won a 63 MW order to supply, install and commission 16 wind turbines for two projects in central Jutland, Denmark.

Sval Energi AS, a portfolio company of HitecVision, has farmed into 50% of the Metsälamminkangas project after Lundin Petroleum AB announced that it successfully farmed down 50% of the project.

Total positions itself on the floating offshore wind segment in line with its strategy to develop renewable energy.

Two substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm have been successfully installed by DEME in the Belgian North Sea.

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Incorporated (TEPCO) and Ørsted A/S (Ørsted) have agreed to establish a joint venture company, Choshi Offshore Wind Farm K.K., to work towards a joint bid in the Choshi-city offshore wind promotion area.

innogy SE has started building the Dolice wind farm, Poland.

The 28 000-GT jack-up ship – a purpose-built, self-elevating wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) delivered from a Japanese yard – will feature ABB's advanced power and control technologies. The vessel, on order from builder Japan Marine United Corp., is due delivery to Shimizu Corp. in 2022.