Renewable energy

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  • Sumitomo and TFI promote SeaSpring mooring technology

    Sumitomo and TFI Marine will promote floating wind mooring technology. SeaSpring is designed to reduce cyclic loads and fatigue across mooring systems while permitting smaller components.


  • Research finds 8,547 exposed European renewable systems

    Researchers found thousands of exposed systems across European renewable sites. The study identified 8,547 systems across 35 countries, including administration and control interfaces associated with operating wind and solar assets.


  • Nordex secures 389MW of Turkish wind orders

    Nordex has secured Turkish turbine orders totalling 389MW across projects. The 56 Delta4000 machines will be installed in stages from 2027 through 2028 with service agreements lasting several years.


  • INTILION to build 98MWh battery beside wind farm

    INTILION will build a 98MWh battery beside Kloddram wind farm. The 45MVA system will operate in front of the meter as the wind project advances in parallel.


  • Baltic Power completes installation of 76 turbines

    Baltic Power has completed installation of all 76 offshore turbines. Commissioning and 240-hour reliability testing are now under way before full operation during 2026.


  • Lhyfe and Perpetual Next assess hydrogen link

    Lhyfe and Perpetual Next are assessing a Delfzijl hydrogen link. Up to 12,000 tonnes of renewable hydrogen annually could feed a planned 220,000-tonne biomethanol plant, subject to further technical and commercial evaluation.


  • Actis adds 1,141MWh Polish battery portfolio

    Actis has added 1,141MWh to its Polish battery portfolio today. Two projects at Kozienice and Trzebinia provide more than four hours of storage and hold capacity market contracts lasting 17 years, with payments linked to inflation.


  • Nordex secures 389MW of Turkish wind orders

    Nordex has secured 228MW across several new European turbine orders. The package covers 35 machines across three turbine families, service agreements lasting up to 25 years, and cold climate equipment for selected projects.


  • Subsea Micropiles signs Pentland floating wind agreement

    Subsea Micropiles has signed a Pentland floating wind engineering agreement. The collaboration combines seabed investigation, cyclical anchor analysis, design and offshore installation as the Scottish project develops its foundation strategy.


  • CIP provides €155m for MaxSolar expansion

    MaxSolar has secured €155m to expand German solar and storage. The HoldCo debt facility refinances existing borrowing while providing growth capital for a 1.3GW portfolio spanning photovoltaic and battery projects.