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RWE plans to supply a system-stabilising secondary reserve, also known as automatic frequency restoration reserve, for the German power grid from its offshore wind farm, Amrumbank West. Transmission system operator TenneT has granted the necessary pre-qualification for a capacity of 60MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Cadeler has signed a Vessel Reservation Agreement with Ocean Winds for the transport and installation of around 30 wind turbines at the BC-Wind offshore wind farm in the Polish Baltic Sea.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Van Oord’s heavy lift installation vessel, Svanen, has installed the first monopile at the Baltic Power offshore wind farm, located 23 kilometres north of the Polish coast. The wind farm will feature wind turbines with a generating capacity of 15MW each.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Enel North America and Meta have reached a power purchase agreement (PPA) for a 115MW portion of the Rockhaven wind farm, located in Murray and Carter counties, Oklahoma, USA. The deal involves the 140MW Rockhaven wind farm and marks the third PPA between the two companies.
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- Mitsubishi reviews offshore wind projects in Japan
- Celtic Sea Power secures Crown Estate funding for offshore co-ordination centre
- Interocean secures marine vetting contract for Morgan, Mona, and Morven offshore wind projects
- Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Project reaches 50% completion amid cost adjustments
- New Jersey cancels offshore wind procurement
- Iberdrola and Amazon expand global renewable energy partnership
- Consortium signs realisation agreement for IJmuiden Ver Alpha wind farm offshore grid connection
- DeepOcean secures subsea survey contract for Bałtyk 2 and 3 offshore wind projects
- Buchan Offshore Wind completes metocean campaign
- Iberdrola opens operation and maintenance base for Saint-Brieuc offshore wind farm in France
- Cadeler secures contracts for Wind Mover vessel deployment in Europe
- Shell withdraws from Atlantic Shores Wind Project in New Jersey
- Vattenfall and BASF award key contracts for Nordlicht offshore wind projects
- Grampian tweed joins fleet of SOVs for Dogger Bank Wind Farm
- Maryland PSC awards additional ORECs to US Wind
- OnPath Energy expands UK onshore wind portfolio
- wpd signs PPA with LyondellBasell for Italian wind farm
- Ørsted and PGE take final investment decision on Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm
- Vattenfall signs wind power agreement with LyondellBasell
- Iberdrola signs PPA with Agrati for French wind farm
- TotalEnergies to supply renewable power to STMicroelectronics in France
- Clearway repowers Cedro Hill Wind Farm in Texas
- Enfinity Global secures 2 GW for solar and wind projects in India
- Qualitas Energy expands wind energy portfolio in Germany
- Huisman to supply 5,000MT crane and monopile handling system for Penta-Ocean construction vessel
- Oxan Energy secures floating offshore wind project in Estonia
- Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm secures financial close
- Deep Wind Offshore Korea secures permit for Admiral Lee offshore wind project
- Afry awards Liivi Bay offshore substation design contract to Enersea
- Taean Wind Power secures fixed-price contract for offshore wind development in Korea
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