Ocean Winds launches offshore wind company in Brazil
Ocean Winds has announced the launch of OW Brasil, its fully owned Brazilian company working on development opportunities of offshore wind projects in the country.
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Ocean Winds has announced the launch of OW Brasil, its fully owned Brazilian company working on development opportunities of offshore wind projects in the country.
The complex, located in Greece, consists of eight V150 wind turbines with 4.2 MW unit capacity, a hub height of 105 m, and a rotor dia. of 150 m.
The sites included in the tender will help deliver Poland’s ambition of reaching 11 GW of installed offshore wind capacity by 2040.
Octopus Energy Generation closes its first renewable energy deal in Germany, with the 35 MW wind farm due to begin construction in the next few weeks.
Corio Generation has announced a 2.5 GW wind farm off the coast of Victoria, named Great Eastern Offshore Wind, bringing its Australian offshore wind portfolio to 4 GW.
Siemens Gamesa will supply 37 SG 3.6 - 145 wind turbines for the project in the state of Karnataka, India, with installation expected during the company’s financial year 2023.
ERG has placed a 101 MW order with Vestas for the Mineo Militello Vizzini wind park, to be located in Sicily, Italy.
Four of the 11 wind turbines in Norway’s first offshore wind farm have now been installed, towering 190 m over Fensfjorden before being towed out into the North Sea.
Star of the South – Australia’s first offshore wind project – has announced that Charles Rattray has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer, commencing in August 2022.
A new ranking from Corporate Knights pinpoints the fastest-growing Canadian companies whose business activities align with the transition to a global clean economy.
The partnership initially consists of three PhD projects, each focusing on a different aspect of offshore wind development.
The Inch Cape offshore wind farm, currently in late stage development, will see up to 72 turbines located 15 km off the Angus Coast and connect to the National Grid at Cockenzie, East Lothian, Scotland.