The Netherlands – The award of Hollandse Kust West VII wind farm to RWE also means a great opportunity for the Dutch startup Ocean Grazer. Together with the energy company, this will develop large-scale energy storage in the North Sea. The startup sees this as the perfect opportunity to further market its Ocean Battery.
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The Dutch national recovery and resilience plan received a favorable evaluation from the European Commission, which was welcomed by the economy and finance ministries.
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Finland – Neste, a Finnish oil refining firm, has begun a strategic study to convert its Porvoo, Finland refinery to a facility for renewable and circular solutions rather than the refining of crude oil.
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The Netherlands’ recovery and resilience plan, worth EUR 4.7 billion, has been evaluated and approved by the European Commission.
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Germany – BayWa r.e. will launch Europe’s first-ever developer-led tender for corporate power purchase agreements (CPPA) totaling 10 terawatt-hours over ten-year contracts.
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The Netherlands – SSE Renewables plans to invest millions of dollars in Den Helder and the surrounding area in the coming years. The offshore wind farm builder and developer wants Den Helder to be the hub from which it will conduct business in the Netherlands.
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The Netherlands – Ballast Nedam has chosen the CAPE VLT-320 to install flanged monopiles at the Maasvlakte 2 soft sea wall near the Dutch coast.
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The Netherlands – Vattenfall is taking part in the tender for the newly opened Hollandse Kust West.
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United Kingdom – For the electrification of a North Sea oil and gas platform using wind, wave, and hydrogen-based renewable energy systems, a UK offshore operator has selected Floating Power Plant (FPP) and TechnipFMC.
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United Kingdom – A contract for the transport and installation of the Dogger Bank C offshore substation has been awarded to the Heerema Marine Contractors by SSE Renewables, Equinor, and Eni.
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