Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Allianz, ScottishPower Renewables, MingYang, and others.
Allianz Invests in 500 MW Noirmoutier Offshore Wind Project in France
Global insurer and asset manager Allianz has taken a stake in the 500-MW Noirmoutier offshore wind project in France, underlining strong institutional investment in large-scale renewable energy. The project will support France’s offshore wind strategy by delivering clean, reliable electricity to households and businesses. With a clear customer focus, the wind farm is expected to enhance energy security and provide long-term price stability. The development will use innovative offshore wind turbine technology, advanced foundations, and digital monitoring systems to optimise performance and reliability. Key benefits include significant carbon emission reductions, stable long-term returns for investors, job creation, and supply-chain growth, reinforcing offshore wind’s critical role in France’s energy transition and Europe’s decarbonisation goals.
ScottishPower Renewables Submits Consent Application for 3 GW MarramWind Offshore Wind Project
ScottishPower Renewables (SPR) has submitted a consent application for the 3-GW MarramWind offshore wind project, marking a major investment in the UK’s offshore wind and clean energy infrastructure. The project is expected to play a key role in meeting Scotland’s and the UK’s net-zero and energy security targets by delivering large volumes of low-carbon electricity to the national grid. With a strong customer focus, MarramWind will support households and businesses with reliable, competitively priced renewable power while reducing dependence on fossil fuels. The development will deploy innovative next-generation offshore wind turbines, advanced foundation designs, and digital monitoring systems to optimise efficiency, reliability, and environmental performance. Key benefits include significant carbon emissions reductions, enhanced grid resilience, large-scale job creation, and supply-chain growth, reinforcing offshore wind’s central role in the UK’s renewable energy transition.
MingYang Urges Greater Market Openness in Europe to Achieve Climate Goals
Chinese wind turbine manufacturer MingYang Smart Energy has called for greater openness in the European renewable energy market, warning that restrictive trade practices could slow progress toward climate and decarbonisation targets. The company said stronger international cooperation and fair competition are essential to accelerate investment in wind power and scale up clean energy deployment. With a strong customer focus, MingYang emphasised the need to deliver affordable, reliable renewable electricity to European consumers amid rising energy demand. The group highlighted ongoing innovation in large-capacity turbines, offshore wind technology, and digital solutions that can improve efficiency and lower project costs. Key benefits of a more open market include faster renewable rollout, reduced emissions, enhanced energy security, and more competitive pricing, supporting Europe’s long-term climate and net-zero ambitions.
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