The world’s largest offshore wind farm’s fourth phase, Dogger Bank D, is being explored as part of early scoping work by leading energy companies Equinor and SSE Renewables. This phase might potentially be utilized to power the manufacturing of hydrogen.
South Korea unveiled an ambitious proposal on Thursday to develop the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm, a critical project for the country’s target of achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Iberdrola is advancing the development of renewable projects in Greece with a 102 MW turbine supply contract for its Askio…
Siemens Gamesa will install four wind farms in the south of Italy with a combined power of 97 MW. Siemens…
Korean engineering company Saman has hired international renewables consultancy OWC to take on the owners’ engineering role at the 300…
UK-based North Star Renewables has received contracts for delivery of three service operation vessels (SOVs) for the Dogger Bank A…
RWE has taken over a further 20% stake from E.ON in the British offshore wind farm Rampion. RWE now holds…
RWE has ordered ten N117 turbines for two wind farms with a total capacity of 33 MW from Nordex Group.…
TSO TenneT and CrossWind, a consortium of Shell and Eneco, have signed agreements for the construction of the offshore grid…
GE Renewable Energy will supply a total of 15 of GE’s 4 MW-137 wind turbines for the Cau Dat wind farm in Vietnam.
