Renewable energy
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Nordex will supply thirteen turbines for Brandenburg’s Schönermark-Passow wind farm. The 91MW order includes N163/6.X machines and a 20-year service agreement, with first commissioning scheduled for January 2028.
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Airengy has agreed terms to acquire a Polish wind farm. The operating 7.84MW FLUX project would become its first wind generation asset.
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GE Vernova will supply seven turbines for a Japanese project. The 29.4MW Hiyamizutouge wind farm is scheduled to start operation in March 2029.
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OCP has energised Morocco’s first large-scale LFP battery storage system. The 25MW/125MWh installation will shift solar generation into higher-demand industrial periods.
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Derril Water’s curtailment highlights a sequencing problem for UK renewables. Elliott Meighan, Energy Solutions Consultant at Equity Energies, explains why behind-the-meter solar and storage face a fundamentally different risk profile.
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Morgan and Morecambe transmission infrastructure has secured UK development consent. The approval covers export cables, landfall works, substations, and the grid connection to Penwortham.
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BayWa r.e. has started Oaklands haul road and grid works. Main solar construction is expected to follow after the current enabling programme.
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EDF has completed turbine installation at Scotland’s Stranoch wind farm. Electrical works are progressing towards energisation and full operation in 2027.
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EPS and Masdar are exploring large-scale battery storage in Serbia. Government discussions cover a proposed cooperation framework for joint projects as renewable generation expands.
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Zelestra and Salzgitter have signed a hybrid German power agreement. Two projects will combine 147MW of solar generation with 79MW/237MWh of battery storage.