Bureau Veritas certifies Provence Grand Large floating offshore wind project
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore has certified the Provence Grand Large floating offshore wind project, developed and owned by EDF, Enbridge, and CPP Investments. Located off the coast of Fos-sur-Mer, the project consists of three turbines, each with a capacity of 8 MW. EDF led the development, Siemens Gamesa supplied the turbines and towers, and SBM Offshore and IFPEN collaborated on the floating foundation design. Eiffage Métal was responsible for fabrication, and Prysmian provided the project’s dynamic cables.
Deutsche Windtechnik strengthens offshore management team
- Category: Company News
Deutsche Windtechnik expanded the management team of its offshore unit on 1 October 2025, appointing Achim Berge Olsen as Chief Executive Officer. Former CEO Jens Landwehr has taken on the newly created roles of Chief Financial Officer and Chief Technology Officer, while Marcel Meins supports the team as authorised signatory in the role of Chief Operating Officer.
DNV report: US policy shifts to have limited effect on global energy transition
- Category: Industry News
The global move towards cleaner energy remains steady despite a sharp slowdown in the United States caused by recent policy reversals. According to the ninth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook, the US slowdown will have only a marginal effect on global progress, with momentum continuing elsewhere, particularly in China.
Nordex to supply turbines for 236 MW of wind projects in North America
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Nordex has been selected to supply and install N163 turbines totalling 236 MW for wind projects in North America. Installation of the turbines is scheduled to begin in 2027.
Biome Renewables and Enercon collaborate on wind turbine noise reduction technology
- Category: Product News
Enercon has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian company Biome Renewables to explore the integration of Biome’s FeatherEdge serration technology on Enercon wind turbines.
Initial joint tests with Enercon’s customer Schierloh Engineering in Germany suggest that the technology could deliver further acoustic benefits for noise-sensitive sites.
Negative bidding for offshore wind fading in Europe, says WindEurope
- Category: Industry News
WindEurope reports that European countries are moving away from “negative bidding” in offshore wind auctions, a practice where developers pay for the right to build projects, which has often discouraged investment. The shift comes as the EU aims to increase offshore wind capacity from 21 GW today to 46 GW by 2030, and eventually 300 GW by 2050.
Global renewable capacity expected to more than double by 2030
- Category: Industry News
Renewable electricity generation continues to grow strongly worldwide, with global capacity forecast to more than double by 2030, according to the International Energy Agency’s latest *Renewables 2025* report. The IEA notes that this rapid expansion, led by solar photovoltaic (PV), is taking place amid supply chain constraints, grid integration issues, financial pressures, and evolving policy environments. The report projects that global renewable power capacity will increase by 4,600 GW by 2030 — roughly equivalent to the combined total generation capacity of China, the European Union, and Japan. Solar PV will account for around 80% of this growth, driven by falling costs and faster permitting, followed by wind, hydro, bioenergy, and geothermal.
Envision Energy to supply turbines for Kazakhstan’s 1 GW Mirny wind project
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Envision Energy has signed a Letter of Award to supply 124 of its 6.5 MW wind turbines for the 1 GW Mirny wind project in Kazakhstan. The project is being developed by Aktas Energy, a partnership between TotalEnergies, Samruk-Energo, and KazMunayGas.
Nordex receives new orders from wpd in Germany
- Category: Projects and Contracts
wpd has placed orders with Nordex for 21 wind turbines across six projects in Germany. The combined capacity amounts to 125.7 MW. The contract includes a 15-year service agreement for turbine maintenance. The orders cover six N163/6.X turbines, eleven N149/5.X turbines, two N163/5.X turbines, and two N133/4.8 turbines.
Flender expands service centre in Canada
- Category: Company News
Flender has announced an upgrade to its service centre in Cambridge, Canada, merging its Industry and Wind repair operations at the site. The expansion includes new tooling, improved workflows and increased production capacity.
- BOA completes launch of floating substructures for EOLMED offshore wind project
- Eiffage awarded contract by RTE for three offshore substations in France
- Japan identifies new areas for offshore wind development
- GBM Works completes second close of Seed funding round
- WWEC2025 in Shantou: Programme outline released
- Nordex receives orders from Okko Group in Ukraine
- US administration to review approval of Equinor’s Empire Wind 2 project
- Pacifico Energy Korea secures licence for 420MW Myeong Ryang offshore wind project
- OS Energy adopts Sonardyne Sprint-Nav DP for offshore vessels
- Iver names Joaquín Morón Managing Director of Spain
- Nordex launches N175/6.X turbine in Canada
- Y-MatTec plans UK grout facility at Port of Montrose
- CC&L Infrastructure grows renewable portfolio to 2.4 GW
- EIB and CaixaBank back Navantia Seanergies with green trade finance
- Fortescue acquires Nabrawind Technologies
- RES appoints Bruce Hall as CEO of Digital Solutions
- Federal government moves to reassess Atlantic Shores South offshore wind project
- WindSTAR receives NSF grant for AI-driven wind energy research
- Wind and solar dominate new US generating capacity in 2025
- Nordex wins 90 MW order in Türkiye
- Sif to appoint Pepijn Timmermans as COO and Executive Board member
- TotalEnergies sells 50% stake in 270 MW portfolio in France
- Windward Offshore takes delivery of first CSOV Windward Athens
- OEG installs 500th in-turbine welfare unit in UK offshore wind sector
- Vestas confirms 239 MW of orders with BBWind in Germany
- Quarter-hour trading reform supports renewable integration
- Vestas secures new orders in Germany, Denmark and UK totalling 346 MW
- Nordex receives Type Certificate for N175/6.X turbine
- Vestas secures three new orders in Italy totalling 94 MW
- ABO Energy expands partnership with Encavis