02/14/2023
Sif Holding has announced its €328 million Final Investment Decision to construct the world’s largest monopile foundation manufacturing plant in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, with the construction expected to start in April 2023.
Repsol Ibereólica Renovables Chile and the Ibereólica Renovables Group have started electricity production at the Atacama wind farm with an installed capacity of 165.3 MW.
After US wind turbine manufacturer GE announced a few days ago that they would build a production facility in New York if they will win the next offshore wind auction, competitor Siemens Gamesa is now following suit.
If consented, Quantans Hill Wind Farm could increase Scotland’s renewable energy capacity by around 90MW – enough to power 80,000 homes.
According to preliminary figures, the PNE Group now expects EBITDA of between € 34 million and € 36 million for the 2022 financial year; according to the most recently published guidance, the Management Board assumed EBITDA of between € 20 million and €30 million.
Ørsted has announced that it signed a MoU with the Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority (IFEZA) to strengthen the cooperation on the green transformation and carbon neutrality of the Incheon Free Economic Zone (IFEZ).
According to IRENA’s 1.5°C Scenario, if the world is to completely decarbonise and meet the climate goals set in the Paris Agreement, hydropower installed capacity, including pumped storage hydropower, should more than double by 2050.
“We are not reinventing the wheel – relevant parts from existing codes will be reused for building a clear and pragmatic certification scheme, says Dr. Marius Popa, Naval Architect and Project Manager at DNV, abut the project.
A new funding opportunity seeks to improve the manufacturability and performance of composite materials associated with wind energy technologies.
New solutions for onsite maintenance of floating wind turbines are emerging.
European Energy has reached one gigawatt of renewable production capacity in owned assets.
"At a time when countries like the US and the EU are doubling down on attracting clean energy investment through financial incentives and a stable policy framework, the UK cannot afford to create unnecessary hurdles for investors and developers", RenewableUK said.
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