Tenders for long duration energy storage and a spot in the South West Renewable Energy Zone have left NSW spoiled for choice on the best projects to...
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A large consortium of companies, including the Belgian green energy companies Aspiravi and Elicio, dredging company DEME, and energy companies Engie and Eneco, wants to participate in a tender for the new wind farms to be built in the Princess Elisabeth zone, the new Belgian energy island in the North Sea where wind farms will be built. The consortium, which also includes Dutch Eneco, Ocean Winds (a joint venture between Portuguese EDP Renewables and Engie), and Belgian wind farm operator Otary, was established to participate in all the upcoming tenders for the Princess Elisabeth Zone. Continue reading at newmobility.news.
Tenders for long duration energy storage and a spot in the South West Renewable Energy Zone have left NSW spoiled for choice on the best projects to...
Tenders for long duration energy storage and a spot in the South West Renewable Energy Zone have left NSW spoiled for choice on the best projects to...
Proponents of offshore wind farms proposed off the South West coast have responded positively to the Federal Government’s declaration of a zone in...
Nathan Turner, Country Manager New Zealand at offshore wind developer, BlueFloat Energy, has a powerful vision for the role of offshore wind in New...
Nathan Turner, Country Manager New Zealand at offshore wind developer, BlueFloat Energy, has a powerful vision for the role of offshore wind in New...
UK is in line for nine new offshore wind farms after the Government’s latest renewables auction, but campaigners fear it may still fall short of...
Bowen says changes to W.A. offshore wind zone means that local will not be able to see the turbines from shore, even on a clear day. The post New...
Bowen says changes to W.A. offshore wind zone means that local will not be able to see the turbines from shore, even on a clear day. The post New...
Five photovoltaic (PV) plants and four wind energy plants, built by the private sector, will come into operation between 2026 and 2027.In total, the...
Five photovoltaic (PV) plants and four wind energy plants, built by the private sector, will come into operation between 2026 and 2027.In total, the...