The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Enercon, Vencom, Asko, Alerion Clean Power, among others.
Enercon Launches Integrated Wind-Battery Product
Enercon has unveiled an integrated wind-plus-battery solution, combining its onshore wind turbines with advanced energy storage technology. The product is designed to provide grid-stabilising services, optimise renewable generation, and enable more consistent power supply. Strategy focuses on enhancing the value of wind assets by offering hybrid solutions that meet growing demand for flexible, dispatchable renewables. Investment reflects Enercon’s push into storage-enabled offerings to stay competitive in evolving energy markets. Technology integrates turbine control with battery management systems for seamless operation. Customer focus targets utilities, developers, and grid operators seeking reliable low-carbon solutions. Benefits include improved grid stability, maximised renewable penetration, emissions reduction, and new revenue streams for wind operators in global markets.
Vencom and Asko Advance 40-MW Svanabyn Wind Farm
Vencom Renewable Energy and Asko Renewable Energy are progressing the development of the 40-MW Svanabyn wind farm in Sweden. The project, located in Vilhelmina Municipality, will feature modern onshore turbines optimised for Nordic conditions. Strategy centres on expanding Sweden’s renewable portfolio and supporting the country’s 2040 net-zero electricity target. Investment highlights the role of private partnerships in driving mid-scale wind developments. Technology involves advanced turbines with higher efficiency and grid integration features suited to challenging weather. Customer focus is on supplying clean electricity to the Swedish grid and enabling corporate offtake agreements. Benefits include cutting carbon emissions, boosting regional energy security, creating local jobs, and contributing to Sweden’s leadership in renewable energy deployment.
Alerion Acquires 14-MW Wind Farm in Ireland
Italian renewable energy group Alerion Clean Power has acquired a 14-MW operational wind farm in Ireland, strengthening its presence in Northern Europe. The project consists of seven turbines and is already connected to the grid, delivering clean electricity to Irish consumers. Strategy focuses on expanding Alerion’s international portfolio through acquisitions of operating assets that provide stable, long-term revenues. Investment reflects confidence in Ireland’s wind sector and its supportive policy framework. Technology includes proven onshore turbines with reliable performance. Customer focus is on supplying low-carbon electricity into Ireland’s national grid. Benefits include emissions reduction, enhanced energy security, diversification of Alerion’s portfolio, and supporting Ireland’s progress toward its renewable energy and climate neutrality targets.
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