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Peel Ports Clydeport has handled six wind turbines and their 80.5 m long blades at the King George V Dock in Glasgow.
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Peel Ports Clydeport has handled six wind turbines and their 80.5 m long blades at the King George V Dock in Glasgow.

Q ENERGY has achieved debt financial close on Taurus B, a portfolio of seven solar photovoltaics plants in Spain with a total capacity of 251.71 MWp.

CVC DIF has agreed to acquire the Gabriela project, a utility scale hybrid photovoltaic-battery energy storage system energy project located in Northern Chile, from Grenergy.

Skyborn Renewables has awarded preferred supply agreements to EEW Special Pipe Construction GmbH, Dajin Heavy Industry, Seaway7, and the consortium of Boskalis and TKF for its Gennaker offshore wind farm.

UKA Italia has navigated the environmental approval process for two of its agrivoltaics projects in Southern Italy.

EDF has signed a long-term agreement with Ampeak Energy to optimise the AW1 battery energy storage system at Uskmouth in South Wales.

Ocean Winds has appointed P&Q as the main contractor for the onshore cable trench and Tele-Fonika Kable as the supplier of the onshore export cable system of the BC-Wind offshore wind farm.

Equinor has decided to support the proposal for a rights issue to strengthen Ørsted’s balance sheet in response to the current industry challenges.

Equitix has formed a consortium with Aware Super and the UK’s National Wealth Fund to invest £500 million into a new UK battery storage platform, Eelpower Energy.

Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing is reshaping power system validation by enabling realistic, system-level assessments under dynamic grid conditions. In this interview, Fabian Renzo of KEMA Labs explains how HIL enhances resilience, supports renewables integration, improves interoperability, and helps utilities and manufacturers reduce risks before deployment.

The Morgan Generation 1.5 GW offshore wind project in the Irish Sea – developed by JERA Nex bp and EnBW – has been granted consent approval by the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero.

ACEN Australia’s 900 MW Robbins Island Wind project has secured Federal Government approval.