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voda 28 juli 2022 07:32

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Siemens Gamesa & Arise Join for Foresight’s Kolvallen Wind Farm

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28 Jul, 2.022, 6:30 am

Siemens Gamesa, Arise and Foresight Group will collaborate for another major project in Sweden using the company’s most competitive onshore platform, the Siemens Gamesa 5.X. The project will be acquired by Foresight Energy Infrastructure Partners, Foresight Group’s flagship energy transition fund. The 277-MW Kölvallen project is due to be installed in early 2025, and will feature 41 units of the SG 6.6-170 model and one SG 6.6-155. The wind farm will stand close to the Skaftåsen project led by the three companies and currently being installed. Skaftåsen was the first to use the Siemens Gamesa 5.X platform, one of the most competitive in terms of Levelized Cost of Energy in the onshore landscape.

The contract between the parties is also noteworthy for its lengthy 35-year service contract, assuring the machines operate to the best of their capacities over their lifetime. They will sit on towers of 135 meters for the SG 6.6-170 turbines, and on a 122.5-meter tower for the SG 6.6-155 version.

Commercial bank NORD/LB provided a financing package as the sole Mandated Lead Arranger to support the construction of the wind farm with Foresight advised by Newsec Infra on the debt structuring of the deal.

Joni-2 28 juli 2022 10:12

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Globaal overzicht van windenergie in Europa en de wereld

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voda 29 juli 2022 07:16

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Technip Energies JV to Build NextFloat Offshore Wind

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29 Jul, 2.022, 6:30 am

Technip Energies, X1 Wind and a consortium of 10 leading international entities have been selected by the European Commission to deliver the NextFloat project, an ambitious program accelerating industrial-scale floating wind. NextFloat project main objectives are to demonstrate a competitive, sustainable and integrated floating offshore wind solution optimized for deep waters and to accelerate the industrial-scale deployment of floating offshore wind.

The integrated solution relies on X1 Wind innovative and disruptive floating offshore wind technology, allowing for a lighter floater design and a reduced steel requirement, as well as a more efficient and compact mooring system, ultimately minimizing the impact on seabed.

The project includes the deployment of a full scale 6MW prototype at Mistral test site in the French Mediterranean Sea in order to demonstrate the concept in operational condition. It is enabled by the participation of the Open-C foundation which structures and operates all the test sites for marine renewable energies and offshore wind power in France.

The integrated system design, its manufacturing, assembly and installation procedures will thus be tested at a scale that is relevant for the upcoming commercial offshore wind farms, that will require industrialized solutions for applications in excess of 15MW and beyond.

X1 Wind is a disruptive floating wind technology developer. Based in Barcelona, Spain, the firm’s mission is to provide highly scalable solutions which deliver clean, affordable energy while reducing carbon emissions across the globe. The company’s unique floating wind concept was initially developed by Carlos Casanovas in 2012 while studying at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, before progressings the patented technology for almost a decade. In recent years, X1 Wind has rapidly progressed its technology, having successfully executed several tank testing campaigns and completed the design, assembly and load-out of a full-featured part-scale demonstrator in the Canary Islands. It has recently been awarded the European Innovation Council Accelerator program to develop and scale up its ground-breaking innovations and to fast-track commercial operations. The company has steadily been building a world-class team of experts in the offshore wind industry and related sectors.

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Joni-2 2 augustus 2022 13:23

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The French government has selected 13 companies and consortia to advance to the second phase, the competitive dialogue phase, of the tendering procedure to build two 250 MW floating offshore wind farms in Golfe du Lion in the Mediterranean Sea.

The selected candidates include Iberdrola; Vattenfall; Ocean Winds; Cobra Instalaciones y Servicios, S.A.; Eni Plenitude; the Océole partnership led by Equinor; the consortium of BlueFloat Energy, Sumitomo Corporation, and Akuo Energy; the partnership between EDF Renewables and Maple Power, a joint venture of Enbridge and CPPIB; the partnership between BayWa re and Elicio; the partnership between RWE and Bourbon; the Les Moulins du leonis consortium of Shell and EnBW; the Marine Energy Archipelago consortium of Qair, TotalEnergies, and Corio Generation; and a consortium led by wpd.

The tendering procedure for the two wind farms was launched in March.

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voda 2 augustus 2022 15:01

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Eerste subsidievrije windpark op zee levert voor het eerst stroom
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DEN HAAG (ANP) - Het eerste subsidievrije windpark op zee ter wereld heeft voor het eerst stroom aan het Nederlandse net geleverd. Dat meldt energieconcern Vattenfall, dat samen met chemieconcern BASF en verzekeraar Allianz eigenaar is van het windpark Hollandse Kust Zuid.

Vorig jaar werd begonnen met de bouw van het park, dat zo'n 18 tot 35 kilometer voor de kust tussen Den Haag en Zandvoort ligt. Toen zijn er veel zogeheten fundaties in zee geplaatst. Rond Pasen verrees de eerste turbine, inmiddels staan er 36 exemplaren.

Maar het park is nog altijd niet helemaal klaar. Het is de bedoeling dat de laatste turbines in het tweede kwartaal van volgend jaar worden geïnstalleerd. De eerste draaiende turbine bevindt zich nu ook nog in de testfase, maar deze levert al wel stroom.

Hollandse Kust Zuid kan straks evenveel stroom opwekken als ongeveer 1,5 miljoen huishoudens verbruiken. De opgewekte stroom komt aan land via twee door hoogspanningsnetbeheerder TenneT aangelegde offshore transformatorstations. Afgezien van het werk aan de infrastructuur is er geen overheidsgeld naar het park gegaan.

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voda 5 augustus 2022 07:45

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Axpo Sells Bisaccia Wind Farm to Edison

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5 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

Axpo has agreed the sale of its 66 MW wind farm in Bisaccia in Italy to country’s leading utilities Edison. The sale of the Bisaccia wind farm to Edison has received all necessary approvals from the relevant authorities, and is with immediate effect. The parties have agreed not to disclose any details regarding the sale price.

Through its subsidiary WinBis, Axpo has been managing 22 Vestas V90 turbines in Bisaccia, in the Italian province of Avellino, each with an installed capacity of 3MW, since its commissioning in September 2012. The operating performance of the wind farm has been strong and stable ever since, with annual production averaging 98.5 GWh over the last six years and an average annual availability of 98.6%.

The sale is consistent with Axpo's strategy of focussing on new growth initiatives. In pursuit of its ambitious goal to develop onshore wind farms and solar plants with an installed capacity of 3 GW and 10 GW respectively by 2030 internationally, Axpo’s strategy includes the continuous review of options to redistribute wind and PV assets across Europe and divest selected plants and shareholdings. This enables the company to redeploy the resulting financial resources in these key growth areas.

voda 5 augustus 2022 07:46

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Foundation Laid for First Turbine at Dogger Bank Offshore Wind

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5 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

The world’s largest offshore wind farm Dogger Bank has moved a step closer after passing a significant milestone with the installation of the first foundations for its 277 turbines. Made up of three offshore wind farm sites in the North Sea, the installation saw the first monopile and transition piece put in at Dogger Bank A. The foundations, designed by UK-based Wood Thilsted, are up to 72 meters in length and weigh on average 1057 tonnes. The installation works are being led by Seaway supported by DEME. Installation of GE Renewable Energy’s ground-breaking Haliade-X turbines, which will generate the power will begin in Spring 2023.

Steel manufactured by Tata Steel in Wales and processed in Corby and Hartlepool is being used in the supporting components of the transition pieces, while South Tyneside-based Metec and Rochdale-based Granada Material Handling have also won contracts with Smulders to support this innovative and world-leading project.

The foundations have been optimised to tackle the North Sea’s high waves, with installation in water depths of up to 32 meters and at a distance of 130km from shore they’ll provide a solid and stable base for the scale of the GE Renewable Energy’s groundbreaking Haliade-X turbines.

The project, which is a joint venture between SSE Renewables 40%, Equinor 40% and Eni Plenitude 20% will generate 3.6GW of clean green energy – enough to power 6 million UK homes when it is complete more than 130km off the North East coast of England. SSE Renewables is lead operator for the development and construction of Dogger Bank Wind Farm, while Equinor will be lead operator of the wind farm on completion for its expected operational life of around 35 years. It is part of SSE’s plans to invest in excess of GBP 24 billionn this decade in Great Britain’s electricity infrastructure system.

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voda 9 augustus 2022 08:23

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Letland investeert een miljard euro in windmolenparken
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RIGA (ANP/DPA) - Letland gaat ongeveer 1 miljard euro investeren in de bouw van windmolenparken. Daarmee wil het land het gebruik van hernieuwbare energie vergroten en de energiezekerheid versterken.

"Deze middellangetermijnoplossing zorgt ervoor dat we volledig onafhankelijk kunnen worden in onze energievoorziening en minder fossiele brandstoffen hoeven te gebruiken", zei premier Arturs Krisjanis Karin tegen het Letse persbureau Leta.

De geplande windmolenparken zouden volgens de Letse minister van Economische Zaken een capaciteit van 800 megawatt krijgen. Daarmee zijn de parken in staat per jaar 2,4 terawattuur te produceren, wat gelijk staat aan ongeveer 30 procent van het totale elektriciteitsverbruik in Letland in 2021.

In mei stopte Letland met de import van elektriciteit uit Rusland. Maar het land is samen met Litouwen en Estland nog steeds aangesloten op een gezamenlijk elektriciteitsnet met Rusland en Belarus.

voda 10 augustus 2022 07:48

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Vattenfall Prequalifies for French Offshore Wind Tender

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10 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

On 2 August the French government launched its sixth offshore wind tender after a public consultation process has identified two areas within which two floating offshore wind farms, each with a capacity of 250 MW, will be located. Vattenfall has been shortlisted by the French State to enter the next phase of the competitive process.

The project is expected to be awarded by the end of 2023. Once in operation at the end of the decade, these offshore wind farms are expected to produce fossil free electricity equal to the need of around 500 000 French homes.

Vattenfall is also participating in two other tenders in France, off the coast of Normandy and South Brittany, both of which are expected to be awarded first quarter 2023.

voda 11 augustus 2022 08:23

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First Turbine Commissioned at RWE’s Kaskasi Offshore Wind

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11 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

35 kilometres north of the island of Heligoland, the first turbine of RWE’s Kaskasi offshore wind farm was recently commissioned, and is now supplying green electricity to the grid. Nine of the in total 38 Siemens Gamesa SG 8.0-167 DD Flex offshore wind turbines are installed, each with a capacity of close to 9 megawatts. Kaskasi is RWE’s sixth wind farm off the German coast. When fully operational by the end of 2022, Kaskasi will be capable of supplying the equivalent of more than 400,000 German households with green electricity every year. This is comparable to a large city like Frankfurt am Main.

RWE is leading the technological development in the offshore wind industry. Together with Siemens Gamesa, the Kaskasi project now features the world’s first installed recyclable wind turbine blades. The components of the 81-meter long RecyclableBlades are able to be recycled for new applications at the end of their lifecycle. RWE and Siemens Gamesa are helping to pave the way towards the full recyclability of wind turbines.

Many components of a wind turbine already have established recycling practices. Until now, the composite materials used in wind turbine blades have been more challenging to recycle. The resin system employed binds all components together. In its RecyclableBlade, Siemens Gamesa uses a resin type with a chemical structure that makes it possible to efficiently separate it from other components following decommissioning. The process protects the properties of the materials, allowing them to be reused in new casting applications, for example in the automotive industry or in consumer goods like flight cases and flatscreen casings.

voda 11 augustus 2022 08:24

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TotalEnergies, Corio & Qair to Bid for Offshore Wind

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11 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

A consortium of TotalEnergies, Corio Generation and Qair has been pre-selected by the French Directorate General for Energy & Climate to participate in a competitive tender to develop two floating windfarms in the Mediterranean Sea. The two projects of about 250 MW each could supply enough clean energy to meet the annual electricity consumption of almost one million people.

The partners intend to support the development of a local Mediterranean industrial value chain for offshore wind power. To this end, the consortium plans to consult regional stakeholders, promote the local economy and ensure communities benefit from employment opportunities.

The consortium will leverage each company’s technical expertise, strong financial resource and extensive experience in the offshore wind sector.

voda 11 augustus 2022 08:24

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Iberdrola to Acquire Wind & Solar Projects in Poland

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11 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

Iberdrola has closed a preliminary agreement for the acquisition of 98 megawatts of wind and solar projects in Poland with Augusta Energy, a joint venture between Greenvolt subsidiary V-ridium Power Group and asset manager KGAL.The transaction includes two wind farms with a combined capacity of 50 MW and six PV plants totalling 48 MW. All projects are currently under construction and are part of a 15-year PPA agreed with T-Mobile Polska, indexed to the consumer price index. The projects are expected to be commissioned in 2023.

Iberdrola is expanding its presence in Poland, a key growth market for the company, and this transaction will increase its installed renewable capacity to 261 MW. The acquisition follows the purchase in 2021 of the operational wind farms Zopowy (30 MW) and Korytnica I (82.5 MW), and the Korytnica II wind project (50.5 MW), the construction of which Iberdrola started in June this year and whose operational phase will also start in 2023. Iberdrola is also developing several offshore wind technology projects in Poland and is participating in the Polish government's call for tenders for different areas of the Baltic Sea. The projects will be incorporated into the Baltic Sea Hub, the group's hub that will act as the epicentre of its renewable activity in Germany, Poland and Sweden.Iberdrola is a world leader in renewable energy, with an installed capacity of almost 39,000 MW, making its power generation fleet one of the cleanest in the energy sector.

Joni-2 11 augustus 2022 09:05

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Interim report for the first half year of 2022 – full-year guidance increased and continued expansion in offshore and onshore renewables

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voda 12 augustus 2022 07:26

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Statkraft to Supplu Wind Power to Deutsche Telekom

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12 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

Europe's largest producer of renewable energy Statkraft and companies of Deutsche Telekom have concluded a power purchase agreement for 920 gigawatt hours of wind power. Statkraft and Power & Air Solutions are thus supporting the telecommunications group in its climate protection goals. Deutsche Telekom has been sourcing 100%of its electricity from renewable sources throughout the Group since 2021. In Germany, Power & Air Solutions has been purchasing exclusively green electricity since 2020.

Statkraft will supply an average of 150 GWh of wind power per year for the years 2023 to 2028 from plants with a total capacity of over 150 MW. This enables Statkraft to secure the continued operation of 16 of its own wind farms that no longer receive EEG subsidies. The green power will be delivered to Power & Air Solutions in the form of a baseload. The supplied wind power corresponds to the electricity consumption of approx. 38,000 households.

This is the second agreement that Statkraft and Power & Air Solutions have signed. Between 2021 and 2030, Statkraft supplies 90 GWh of green power annually from Norwegian hydropower.

voda 15 augustus 2022 09:45

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Vestas en Ørsted: vergroening in gevaar door trage besluitvorming
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KOPENHAGEN (ANP) - De klimaatdoelen worden mogelijk niet gehaald omdat regeringen er veel te lang over doen om vergunning af te geven voor windparken op zee. Dat zeggen de topmannen van de Deense bedrijven Vestas en Ørsted tegen de Britse zakenkrant The Financial Times.

Ook de sinds de Russische inval in Oekraïne door de EU zo vurig gewenste energieonafhankelijkheid laat daardoor op zich wachten, betogen Mads Nipper van Ørsted en Henrik Andersen van Vestas. Ze vinden dat overheden veel mooie woorden hebben over vergroening, maar dat ze niet genoeg doen.

"We luisteren nu veel naar excuses voor waarom ze niet gedaan hebben wat ze in de afgelopen vijf jaar hadden moeten doen", stelt Andersen. "Op dit moment zou er in elke overheid een werkgroep moeten zijn die versneld vergunningen verleent."

De Europese Commissie

Momenteel duurt het vergunningsproces in veel landen zo lang dat er soms al een nieuwe turbinetechnologie is voordat de vergunning verleend is. "Ambities zijn enorm belangrijk", verduidelijkt Nipper. "En die worden steeds groter. Maar dat is pas de eerste mijl van de marathon en die moet gevolgd worden door maatregelen."

De Europese Commissie heeft al laten weten dat vergunningsprocedures sneller moeten. Het principe dat duurzame energie een hoger algemeen belang dient, zou in Europese wetgeving moeten worden vastgelegd. Vergunningen zouden volgens de Commissie binnen één tot twee jaar moeten worden verleend.

De windenergiesector heeft nu een enorme hoeveelheid projecten die nog niet vergund zijn. "Producenten staan klaar en kunnen meer doen", aldus Andersen.

voda 15 augustus 2022 10:43

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UK hits 25.5 GW of wind power capacity
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August 12 (Renewables Now) - The UK’s combined onshore and offshore wind capacity has topped 25 GW, rising from 15 GW in 2017, industry group RenewableUK said today.

The milestone was reached thanks to RWE’s 857-MW Triton Knoll offshore wind farm and three onshore wind parks in Scotland -- the 37.8-MW Twentyshilling, 43.2-MW Windy Rig and 48.5-MW Glen Kyllachy -- of Greencoat Wind UK.

The UK now has 25,530 MW of wind capacity in operation. This is enough to power 19 million households a year, or two-thirds of UK homes, the trade body calculates. The wind turbines generate 71.2 TWh of electricity a year, representing 23% of the UK’s annual needs.

“Wind is the cheapest source of new power for the UK, as last month’s record-breaking auction for the next round of renewable energy projects showed,” said RenewableUK’s chief executive Dan McGrail. “So we need to get on with building bigger clean energy projects faster, to help ease the pain for consumers faced with exorbitant gas bills which many people will be unable to pay,” he added.

McGrail said onshore wind farms can be built within 12 months of being permitted and called for a revised planning system to encourage new projects, as well as for streamlining the consenting process for offshore wind farms.

The UK’s total pipeline of wind projects, from those in operation to those in early development, is put at 129 GW, of which 93.3 GW offshore.

voda 16 augustus 2022 07:33

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Iberdrola Starts Construction of East Anglia Three Offshore Wind

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16 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

Spanish renewable energy giant Iberdrola has begun construction in the UK of the East Anglia Three offshore wind farm, which will have a capacity of 1,400 megawatts, enough to supply 1.3 million homes with clean energy, more than the populations of Liverpool and Glasgow combined.This new facility, located off the coast of Norfolk, near the London metropolitan area, will form part of the East Anglia Hub macro-complex, together with the future East Anglia One North and East Anglia Two developments.

The initial phase will focus on the installation in the county of Suffolk, in collaboration with Siemens, of the onshore substation that will connect the park to the National Grid electricity grid and the cable route, awarded to NKT.East Anglia Three will cover an area of up to 305 square kilometres and will require the installation of more than a hundred new generation wind turbines, which will be up to 247 metres high.

The new farm is in addition to the one already operated by the company through its subsidiary ScottishPower in the same area, called East Anglia One, with 714 MW, capable of producing renewable energy for 630,000 British homes.Construction work on this plant, which is expected to start production in 2026, has begun on the ground.

voda 16 augustus 2022 07:35

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Vestas to Sell Converters & Controls Business to KK Wind

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16 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

Leading wind turbine supplier Vestas has signed an agreement with KK Wind Solutions for the acquisition of Vestas’ converters and controls business, which includes Vestas’ three converters and control panels factories in Denmark, India and China and associated staff functions. In total, around 600 Vestas employees are in scope for being part of KK.

As part of the agreement, KK will exclusively supply converters and control panels to Vestas from the three factories, while the agreement enables potential for local expansion and job growth by extending the use of converter technologies in areas adjacent to Vestas’ core business. Furthermore, the agreement between Vestas and KK includes joint development of converters with an engineering team at Vestas fully dedicated to the partnership.

Vestas’ converter and control panel factory in Hammel, Denmark employs around 280 people and Vestas’ converter factory in Oragadam, India employs around 50 people. In addition, Vestas owns a nacelle and hub assembly plant next to the converter factory in Oragadam, which will continue its operations as today. Vestas’ converter factory in China employs around 220 people and is part of Vestas’ manufacturing compound in Tianjin.

The agreement builds on years of collaboration between KK and Vestas, most recently exemplified by localisation of offshore power conversion modules and low voltage cabinets in Taiwan.

The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2023, subject to receipt of approvals from the relevant regulatory authorities and separation of the converters & controls business, at which point the transaction will be reflected in Vestas’ financial accounts.

voda 22 augustus 2022 07:00

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Nordex Upgrades Greencoat Renewable’s Wind Farms in Ireland

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22 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

The Nordex Group has installed its Xtended Power Upgrade to 52 wind turbines with a total capacity of 135.5 MW across two wind farms in Ireland. This upgrade increases annual energy production for its client Greencoat Renewable by up to 0.8%, despite severe grid-related production constraints. At the wind farms Glencarbry and Knockacummer in the Republic of Ireland, GRP operates N90/2500 Gamma series turbines, as well as N100/3300 Delta machines which were built between 2014 and 2017. Within the framework of GRP’s Performance Enhancement Strategy, the client decided to equip the turbines with Nordex Xtended Power Upgrade.

Following Nordex’ detailed analysis of the potential for the specific optimization of each project in summer 2021, the nominal power of all the wind turbines was increased just a few months later, thanks to this upgrade. The turbines will now be able to produce additional clean electricity.

Greencoat has been actively focused on their global performance optimization plan over the past months and this has generated significant increases in their base case model. These optimizations have been categorized in different buckets as PPA, Revenues, Opex and, in this instance, “Generation”, leading to a turbine upgrade on several Nordex wind turbines across the portfolio. Greencoat is very pleased with this successful collaboration with the Nordex Group.

Since 2019, the Group has offered its clients with Delta generation turbines Xtended Power Delta as an optional package. To date, more than 180 wind turbines have been uprated across Europe. Since the end of last year, the company has also offered Xtended Power Gamma for N90/2500 previous-generation Gamma machines. Thanks to the higher nominal power provided by the Xtended Power upgrade, annual energy production can be increased by up to 3%.

Greencoat Renewables is an investor in euro-denominated renewable energy infrastructure assets. Initially focused solely on the acquisition and management of operating wind farms in Ireland, the Company is now also investing in wind and solar assets in certain other European countries with stable and robust renewable energy frameworks. It is managed by Greencoat Capital, an experienced investment manager in the listed renewable energy infrastructure sector.

voda 24 augustus 2022 06:59

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Iberdrola Completes Manufacturing of Parts of Baltic Eagle

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24 Aug, 2022, 5:30 am

The Iberdrola group continues to make progress in the construction of the Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm, the second major site of this technology that the company is developing in the Baltic Sea offshore Germany. The project has reached a new milestone with Windar having completed 90% of the manufacturing work on the 50 transition parts of the wind farm, which will join the wind turbine towers to the foundations. This work, which is being carried out at Windar's facilities in Avilés, will involve 1.3 million hours of work, the equivalent of 800 jobs.

Some 30 suppliers of the Asturian company in Spain are participating in the process, including steel production companies, components, equipment, testing and auxiliary machinery.The production of these parts, each of which is 15 metres high, 6.5 metres in diameter and weighs 240 tonnes, will continue until the end of this year. Windar will also be responsible for supplying the transition parts for the Vineyard Wind 1 offshore wind farm that Iberdrola is developing in the United States off the coast of Massachusetts, which, with 800 megawatts of power, will be the first commercial-scale facility of its kind in the country.

In addition, the Asturian company has manufactured the piles for the Saint-Brieuc wind farm 500 MW, the Iberdrola group's first large offshore wind farm in France, as part of the contract awarded to the Navantia-Windar consortium for the development of this project, which has created more than 1,000 direct jobs in Avilés and Fene.

These awards are in addition to the framework contract reached between Iberdrola and Navantia-Windar for the manufacture and supply of 130 XXL monopiles. In total, Iberdrola has so far awarded contracts worth more than USD 1 billion to this consortium, including the orders already completed for East Anglia One in the UK and Wikinger in the Baltic Sea.

With a capacity of 476 MW, Baltic Eagle will have 50 wind turbines with a unit capacity of 9.53 MW on monopiles, for an annual production of 1.9 TWh, enough to sustainably meet the demand of 475,000 households and avoid the emission of almost one million tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere each year.

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