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RWE Thor Wind Farm Adopts Recyclable Blades, Low-CO2 Towers
RWE has begun deploying an offshore wind turbine featuring a reduced-CO₂ steel tower and recyclable rotor blades at its Thor wind farm in the Danish North Sea, marking a key milestone as the project starts supplying electricity to Denmark....
Companies
Zelestra, EDP Advance Solar Storage Retrofit at Pizarroso
Zelestra and EDP have signed an agreement introducing Spain’s first retrofit-based solar-plus-storage power purchase structure, marking a shift in how renewable assets are managed as flexibility becomes increasingly critical. The Solar Storage Retrofit approach focuses on upgrading operational assets,...
Europe
France Offshore Wind Tender Targets 10 Projects by 2027
France is preparing to launch one of its largest renewable energy auctions, with plans to award 10 offshore wind projects and announce winners by late this year or early 2027. The initiative forms part of the country’s broader decarbonisation...
Europe
Rolls-Royce, Studsvik Advance SMR Rollout Across Europe
Rolls-Royce SMR has moved to deepen its collaboration with Swedish nuclear technology firm Studsvik AB through a newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU), marking a step forward in the broader SMR rollout strategy. The agreement is intended to reinforce...
Europe
Crown Estate Sets UK Offshore Wind Leasing Round 6 Timeline
The Crown Estate has set out its timeline for the UK’s Offshore Wind Leasing Round 6, confirming that the process will take place in the first half of 2027 and is expected to deliver at least 6 GW of...
Companies
Vestas Plans Offshore Wind Turbine Facility in Scotland
Vestas has unveiled plans for a wind turbine facility in the United Kingdom, aimed at addressing rising offshore wind demand across the UK and Europe. The proposed facility, representing a capital investment exceeding €250m, is expected to manufacture nacelles and...
Europe
UK Solar Sector Set for Growth Under Future Homes Standard
The UK government has confirmed new building regulations that will require solar panels and low-carbon heating systems, particularly heat pumps, in most new homes in England, marking a significant shift in the country’s energy infrastructure strategy. The policy, anchored...
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