Wind

Nala Renewables has acquired a new wind portfolio and has further expanded its Central and Eastern Europe presence with OX2 wind project.

Stanwell has been granted permission to build a 437 MW wind farm at its coal site in Queensland, Australia.

The Crown Estate has won an Esri ‘Special Achievement in GIS Award’ for a programme that helps plan seabed use around England, Wales, and Northern Ireland.

Equitix has announced its further expansion into the European offshore wind sector.

Rovco, a leader in tech-driven offshore wind solutions, has been chosen by Iberdrola to clear UXO at its Baltic Sea site.

Ark Energy’s wind farm project on the St Patrick Plains has received planning approval from Tasmania’s Central Highlands Council.

JGC Japan Corp. and Sumitomo Corp. have signed an agreement to investigate the possibility of collaboration in the detailed design, manufacture and delivery of floating structural components in the floating offshore wind power generation sector.

Researchers at the University of Limerick have pioneered a robotic solution for inspecting floating offshore wind farms.

Vestas has received a 49 MW order from WindBauer GmbH for the Bartow Pfalz wind farm in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany.

Vestas has received a firm wind turbine order for the OranjeWind offshore wind farm, formerly known as Hollandse Kust West VII, in the Netherlands.

Saitec Offshore Technologies and RWE have launched the ‘DemoSATH Lab’ initiative to carry out further environmental monitoring studies around the floating offshore wind demonstrator.

Entrion Wind is exploring the feasibility of the FRP monopile foundation technology with Simply Blue Group.

Twin Brothers Marine has announced its participation in a major infrastructure development project to support multiple renewable energy initiatives along the Northeast Coast.

TotalEnergies has signed agreements with RWE to acquire a 50% stake in OranjeWind, a 795 MW offshore wind farm under development in the Netherlands.

Jan De Nul has named its new cable laying vessel William Thomson.