Generation
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Envision has secured DNV Type Certification for its TG Pro. The 8.35MW, 60Hz turbine has undergone component testing, digital twin simulation, prototype operation, and commercial deployment.
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US energy officials extended Craig Unit 1’s operating requirement again. The latest emergency order takes effect on 27 September and limits dispatch to periods considered necessary for reliability.
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DEWA has completed Noor Energy 1’s $2.70 billion refinancing programme. The operating 950MW project combines photovoltaic and concentrated solar generation with up to 15 hours of thermal storage.
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NTPC and EDF have formalised their joint power venture agreement. The 50:50 structure covers pumped storage, hydropower, renewables, distribution, flexibility, and potential transmission assets.
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Gas-fired power generation fell sharply across Southeast Europe last week. Coal and lignite output edged higher, while overall thermal production declined alongside weaker regional electricity demand.
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Vestas has secured the first V182-7.2 MW turbine order globally. SR Energy will deploy four machines at its 29MW Staverhult wind farm in southern Sweden.
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hep global is starting construction on Germany’s Buckeläcker solar project. The 35.7MWp development includes a 10MW/20.3MWh battery and will connect through the new Hohenstein substation.
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European Energy has brought its first Greek wind farm online. The 27MW Tsoukes Sarres project uses six Vestas turbines and is jointly owned with Sampension.
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Nadara has brought its 227MW Big Fish agrivoltaic project online. The Sicilian development combines large scale solar generation with continued agricultural use across a 400-hectare site.
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OX2 has handed Romania’s 99.2MW Green Breeze wind farm over. The 16-turbine project is operational and supplying electricity through its secured grid connection.