Wind

RES has acquired a global blade inspection and condition monitoring company to bolster its Operations & Maintenance service offering.

RWE has installed the offshore converter platform for its flagship Sofia offshore wind farm, which converts high voltage alternating current to high voltage direct current.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners has delivered its first power from Buffalo Plains which is Canada’s largest onshore wind project.

‘K’ Line Wind Service and Acteon have signed a Japanese floating wind demonstration collaboration agreement.

SSE Renewables marks the completion of the first wind turbine up at Chaintrix-Bierges and Vélye wind farm in France.

Ocean Winds and Mainstream Renewable Power have been awarded an Environmental Impact Assessment for the KF Wind project in South Korea.

The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has announced the execution of the nation’s first floating offshore wind energy research lease.

Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract from COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry to supply a package of mission-critical technology for its latest wind turbine installation vessel, which is currently under construction for Cadeler.

This autumn, the world's first commercial seaweed farm will open within the Hollandse Kust Zuid wind farm, located approximately 18 km off the coast between The Hague and Zandvoort in the North Sea.

NREL has advanced a new method for the creation of wind turbine blades that can be chemically recycled.

Renewable energy producer Sunly secures €300 million to increase production capacity in the Baltics and Poland.

ACWA Power has hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the 200 MW Beruniy wind power plant and 100 MW BESS project in Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan.

£125 million has been invested in Shetland businesses by major clean energy projects.

Vestas has announced its acquisition of a 114 MW wind turbine order from Competitive Power Ventures.

Salamander has partnered with Scottish universities to investigate the impact of floating windfarms on marine ecosystems.