Generation
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Dajin has started fabricating transition pieces for Germany’s Gennaker project. The 63-unit package will support a 976.5MW offshore wind farm scheduled for commissioning in 2028.
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Steelwind has shipped the final foundations for Poland’s Baltica 2. The 34-unit package used around 56,000 tonnes of steel for the 1.5GW offshore wind project.
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Cierco has secured seabed rights for two Welsh floating projects. Llŷr 1 and Llŷr 2 will each provide 100MW while testing different foundations, moorings, dynamic cables, and construction methods.
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Initial green hydrogen from Lingen has reached Evonik’s Marl complex. The commissioning milestone links large-scale PEM electrolysis, a 120km pipeline, and industrial offtake ahead of the planned 200MW commercial ramp-up.
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Vattenfall has secured two major offshore wind projects in Denmark. Hesselø and North Sea I Mid will provide at least 1.8GW, with grid capacity reserved and completion required by 2032.
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RWE and Google signed a fifteen-year Oklahoma solar power agreement. The contract covers the full output of the 155MWac Crooked Creek project, with commercial operation planned for 2028.
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Nordex will supply eleven turbines for Romania’s 77MW Urleasca project. The contract includes 35 years of service support, with commissioning planned for the second half of 2028.
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TotalEnergies has signed two major European renewable portfolio transactions simultaneously. It will acquire 4GW from Shell while selling KKR a 50% interest in 1.2GW of developed assets.
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Indian renewable generation reached a July record as coal receded. Clean sources supplied 20% of electricity, although total coal output still rose as hydro weakened.
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UK solar capacity reached 22.8GW in June’s official deployment update. More than 27,000 installations added 132MW during the month, extending rapid growth across rooftop and utility-scale systems.