Most read articles of 2022
We’re giving you a rundown of 2022’s most read articles from Industry&Energy.
Continue ReadingWe’re giving you a rundown of 2022’s most read articles from Industry&Energy.
Continue ReadingGermany – To provide medium-sized industrial businesses in Germany with access to green electricity produced by offshore wind farms, RWE and Commerzbank intend to establish a “Green Mittelstand Fund”.
Continue ReadingBelgium – WindEurope reports that a number of governments are considering using ‘negative bidding’ in their wind energy auctions to force companies to pay them for the right to develop a new wind farm.
Continue ReadingSweden – Vattenfall will next week open its largest ever land-based wind farm, the Blakliden Fäbodberget in Sweden, with 84 turbines.
Continue ReadingThe Netherlands – Ørsted and TotalEnergies have collaborated to submit joint bids for the two Dutch offshore wind tenders Hollandse Kust (west).
Continue ReadingThe Netherlands – bp has submitted bids for two offshore wind leases in the Netherlands, with a combined generating capacity of 1.4GW.
Continue ReadingThe Netherlands – Shell and Eneco are competing in the tenders for the offshore wind farms Hollandse Kust (west) sites VI and VII through their joint ventures Ecowende and SchakelWind.
Continue ReadingUnited Kingdom/India – The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult in the United Kingdom and the National Institute of Wind Energy (NIWE) in India, each country’s leading wind energy research and development center, have agreed a five-year collaboration program.
Continue ReadingThe 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.
Continue ReadingEurope – For the first time, new offshore wind capacity additions in Europe are set to top 4 gigawatts (GW) this year, according to Rystad Energy research. That’s more than double what was added in 2021, which was only 1 GW.
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