Tariffs, the number of bidders as well as allocated capacity declined in Denmark's technology-neutral RE tender, landing at an average price premium of EUR 0.0015 per kWh. The country's energy minister considers rolling back the dial on future tenders.
Both Shell and Ørsted's projects are sidestepped, while Vineyard Wind picks up needed speed with favorable tailwind with its fresh allocation of around 800 MW in a US offshore wind tender.
Italian manufacturer Prysmian will supply 66kV subsea cables to Equinor's Empire Wind project off the coast of New York State.
The delayed delivery of Senvion wind turbines results in a German project not meeting the subsidy's cut-off date. Incomprehensible hypocrisy, says furious developer and demands more playing time.
Authorities in Wyoming has granted permits to two projects with a combined capacity of 780 MW to be installed ahead to 2023.
The Danish wind OEM's COO of many years will retire from Jan. 1 without the company having found a replacement. The job will initially be managed in-house.
Daniil Solomonov has been appointed lead the wind OEM's Russian division.
British oil major BP will in future deliver energy from wind and solar farms to US-based tech giant Amazon's data centers in Europe.
The Danish wind OEM has received a new order from Finland for 18 units of the Enventus platform V162-5.6 MW as well as a 25-year service agreement.
German wind OEM Nordex will deliver turbines to a Turkish wind farm slated for completion in late 2020.
The US-based tech giant announces three new energy projects as part of efforts to meet its climate neutrality target.
With a PPA in hand for 100 MW, the utility secures easier credit access for German offshore wind development Borkum Riffgrund 3, set to enter unsubsidized operation in six years' time.
Offshore wind turbines are becoming so large that they can no longer be carried on most project cargo ships. "This could end up creating a bottleneck," says Lars Rolner, who, among other roles, owns United Wind Logistics along with Norwegian Fred. Olsen.
The Danish utility and its US partner Eversource has signed a framework agreement with French cable company Nexans on future offshore wind projects in the US.
The Danish utility has introduced a new business model for offshore wind, which will henceforth be subdivided into four regions and means bidding adieu to the managing director for the UK.
Green hydrogen moves higher up on the political agenda with Denmark's new state budget, in which EUR 8.7 million are allocated to preliminary assessments of energy islands over the coming years, while EUR 10 million are earmarked for green buses and taxis.
The Swedish utility will act as the main developer of a project in the Netherlands entailing a floating photovoltaic facility built upon ponds and pools left over from years of sand and gravel extraction.
In an application to BEIS, SSE and Equinor request the 1.2 GW limit be removed from Teesside A and the approved rotor diameter increased from 215 to 280 meters. The latter would make room for GE's Haliade-X, which the companies have chosen as their preferred model.
Vestas extends the largest-ever order measured measured in capacity with an even larger supply contract from the US – this time entailing 69 wind turbines for an unspecified project.
Reducing the cost of floating offshore wind will require volume, says Equinor. The Norwegian oil giant is now scouting for ideal areas for the world's first large-scale commercial floating wind facility.
Legal expertise combined with offshore experience is in increasingly high demand, say Danish law firms Kromann Reumert and Poul Schmith.
The offshore wind industry has received a warm-hearted benediction from environmental NGO Greenpeace regarding the former's massive ongoing capacity expansion. But the process should show caution, the group advocates, adding that the build-out needs to both scale up and accelerate.
The Danish renewable energy developer presents further fine results in its third quarter report and celebrates its success by opening offices outside its home country and buying German firm AEZ Group.
Six of Europe's largest utilities, Ørsted, Enel, Iberdrola, SSE, Statkraft and Verbund, have sent a joint recommendation to the EU calling for a higher target for slashing emissions.
Network expansion is a slow process, and Danish TSO Energinet can't expedite the process on its own. The operator thus hopes for more flexible forward-looking processes as well as improved precision in site planning.
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