Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Baltic Sea Wind Projects, Siemens Gamesa, Eurowind, and others.
Baltic Sea Wind Projects Boost Power Output on 50Hertz Grid
Offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea are set to significantly increase power output on the 50Hertz transmission grid, strengthening renewable electricity supply in northeastern Germany. The additional capacity will support the rapid expansion of offshore wind energy, helping to meet rising power demand while reducing carbon emissions. The development highlights continued investment in offshore wind generation and grid integration, ensuring that clean electricity can be efficiently transported to industrial and population centres. For consumers and businesses, higher renewable output improves energy security, grid stability, and price resilience. The increased feed-in also supports Germany’s energy transition targets, accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels. Overall, the Baltic Sea wind build-out underlines the critical role of offshore wind and transmission infrastructure in delivering a low-carbon, reliable power system.
Siemens Gamesa Wins Sendenhorst Wind Turbine Deal in Germany
Siemens Gamesa has secured a wind turbine supply contract for the Sendenhorst onshore wind project in Germany, reinforcing its strong position in one of Europe’s most important wind energy markets. The deal covers the delivery of modern, high-efficiency turbines designed to maximise output and reliability under local wind conditions. The project supports Germany’s continued push to expand onshore wind capacity as part of its broader energy transition strategy. For utilities and consumers, the turbines will deliver clean, cost-competitive electricity, helping cut carbon emissions and strengthen energy security. The contract reflects ongoing investment momentum in German renewables, despite permitting challenges, and aligns with Siemens Gamesa’s focus on core markets and advanced turbine technology to support long-term decarbonisation goals.
Eurowind Signs Hybrid CPPA With ROCKWOOL to Supply Renewable Power
Eurowind Energy has signed a hybrid corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with ROCKWOOL, securing long-term renewable electricity supply for the insulation manufacturer’s operations. The hybrid structure combines fixed-price and market-based elements, providing price stability while allowing flexibility in a volatile power market. The agreement supports ROCKWOOL’s decarbonisation strategy, reducing emissions from energy-intensive manufacturing and improving cost predictability. For Eurowind, the CPPA underpins investment in new wind and solar assets, strengthening project bankability and accelerating renewable deployment. The deal highlights growing corporate demand for tailored PPAs across Europe as industrial customers seek clean, reliable power. Overall, the partnership contributes to energy security, emissions reduction, and renewable capacity growth, reinforcing the role of hybrid CPPAs in Europe’s energy transition
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