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China Connects Largest Open-Sea Solar Power Plant to Grid

China has gone ahead and completed the grid connection of what, according to it, is the largest open-sea solar power plant in the world, thereby further highlighting the rapid pace of the country when it comes to building large and...

China Third-Generation Nuclear Power Technology Operational

Hualong One nuclear power base, which is apparently the world’s largest, went on to officially complete its Phase I project on January 01, 2026, after the No. 2 Unit of the Zhangzhou nuclear power plant went on to enter commercial operation....

Vestas Awarded 390 MW Offshore Order in South Korea

Vestas has been awarded a 390 MW offshore order for the Shinan-Ui offshore wind project located in Jeollanam Province in South Korea. The project is developed by Shinan-Ui Offshore Wind, a consortium that has in it Hanwha Ocean, SK Eternix,...

GE Vernova to Supply Wind Turbines in South Australia

In a recent development, GE Vernova has inked an agreement to go ahead and supply wind turbines for the 256-megawatt Hill wind farm from Carmody in South Australia, expanding its collaboration with Aula Energy, the renewable energy developer. As per the deal, GE Vernova is going...

European Energy Joins Glejbjerg Solar Park to Denmark Grid

European Energy has gone on to connect the Glejbjerg Solar Park to Denmark grid after the completion of the last of the technical checks. It is worth noting that the solar park adds 148.2 MW of installed capacity. It makes...

First Solar Power Plant of Kyrgyzstan Officially Launched

Kyrgyzstan, on December 24, 2025, went on to inaugurate its first solar power plant, located in the Kemin district of the Chui region, which stands almost 100 kilometers east of the capital city of Bishkek. Notably, the 100-megawatt facility was...

RWE Begins Largest Renewable Hydrogen Plant in Europe

RWE has started commissioning the largest renewable hydrogen plant in Europe in Lingen, Germany. This goes on to mark the first phase of the GET H2 Nukleus project, which is planned in order to reach an overall capacity of 300 megawatts -...

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