- Category: Projects and Contracts
UKA (Umweltgerechte Kraftanlagen) has ordered 80 wind turbines from the Nordex Group, adding over 540 MW of capacity across 15 wind projects in six states in Germany. UKA’s order includes 64 N175/6.X turbines, as well as thirteen N163/6.X and three N149/5.X turbines.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Dong Fang Offshore (DFO) has announced a charter agreement with Norwegian ocean services provider DeepOcean for the Orient Adventurer. The firm charter period will begin in early 2026 and run until the end of 2027, with options for up to four additional years.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
ABL has been awarded a contract to conduct a shipping study assessing navigational risks for the Korsnäs offshore wind farm, an open-sea wind power project in Finland. The scope of work includes a navigational risk assessment, quantitative risk modelling, stakeholder engagement, and recommendations for risk mitigation measures.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) is providing $224.2 million in loans to support the construction of a large-scale wind energy project by Port Hawkesbury Paper Wind and to help 13 Mi’kmaw First Nations, represented by the Wskijinu’k Mtmo’taqnuow Agency (WMA), acquire a 10% ownership stake in the project.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Governor John Carney and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) have finalised agreements with US Wind, outlining renewable energy, community, and lease benefits worth over $128 million. These agreements support the development of two proposed offshore wind projects in the coming years.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
RWE has confirmed its final investment decision for the repowering of the Muel wind farm in Spain. Located in the Aragon region near Zaragoza, the existing wind farm comprises 27 turbines with a total capacity of 16.2 MW. These will be dismantled and replaced by three modern turbines, each with a capacity of 6.6 MW, bringing the total capacity to 19.8 MW.
- Leading Light Wind seeks second contract delay amid supply chain challenges
- Heerema to build new float-over barge for TenneT’s 2 GW offshore platforms
- NKT awarded two high-voltage projects under framework agreement with TenneT
- Financial close achieved for 1.1GW Suez wind farm in Egypt
- Equinor secures financing for Empire Wind 1 offshore wind farm
- Amprion expands construction site on Norderney for BalWin1 and BalWin2 projects
- Vestas secures new wind turbine orders across Europe
- Ørsted completes divestment of share in four UK offshore wind farms
- EDF and Maple Power awarded 250 MW floating wind farm in France
- Vestas secures multiple wind energy projects
- Goldwind wins order in Brazil
- Jera selected for offshore wind project in Japan
- Vestas Development sells wind portfolio in Italy
- ABL secures contract for TenneT’s Dutch offshore wind export cables
- RWE commissions wind farm in Italy
- Vestas wins 315 MW offshore wind order in Japan
- Vestas wins repowering order from Iberdrola in Spain
- OX2 secures solar and wind farms at government auctions in Poland
- Ocean Winds and Banque des Territoires awarded floating offshore wind project in France
- Vestas announces three new orders totalling 198 MW
- Vestas announces new order in Australia
- Mingyang Smart Energy and BASF begin offshore wind farm construction in China
- Siemens Gamesa completes installation of last turbine at Jeonnam 1 offshore wind farm
- Yamagata Yuza Offshore Wind to develop 450MW bottom fixed wind farm in Japan
- BLM approves Two Rivers wind energy project
- Vestas announces four new orders totalling 151 MW
- GE Vernova to provide HVDC system for South Korea power grid project
- European Energy and Novo Holdings partner to repower German wind farms
- Biden-Harris administration approves SouthCoast Wind Project
- Vestas secures 108 MW order in Australia
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