Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Aura Power, EnBW, Lautec, NR Marine, among others.
Aura Power Secures Financing for 50MW Solar Farm in North Somerset
Aura Power has secured financing for a 50MW solar farm near Nailsea, North Somerset, through a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with AB InBev. The project will supply renewable electricity to support AB InBev’s sustainability targets. Construction is expected to start in mid-2025 and be completed by mid-2026. The solar farm will generate electricity for the grid and contribute to local renewable energy capacity. Aura Power is developing multiple solar and battery storage projects across the UK as part of its clean energy development strategy.
EnBW Selects Lautec to Monitor Offshore Wind Vessel Operations
German utility EnBW has chosen Lautec to provide vessel tracking services for its offshore wind projects. Lautec’s Offshore Coordination System (OCS) will be used to monitor vessel movements, personnel transfers, and offshore operations in real time. The tool supports project planning, safety, and logistics management. It will be deployed across multiple EnBW offshore wind sites in Europe. The agreement strengthens EnBW’s digital infrastructure for offshore wind development and enhances coordination of marine operations during construction and maintenance phases. Lautec specializes in digital tools for renewable energy project management.
NR Marine Unveils Cyclone Class CTV for Offshore Wind Operations
NR Marine has launched its new Cyclone Class crew transfer vessel (CTV) designed for offshore wind sector operations. The vessel features a hybrid propulsion system combining diesel engines and electric motors, enabling reduced emissions and improved fuel efficiency. It has a capacity for 24 technicians and is equipped for high-performance access and stability in offshore conditions. The Cyclone Class CTV is part of NR Marine’s strategy to support offshore wind logistics and marine services. The vessel is expected to enter service in late 2025 to serve European offshore projects.
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