Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from European Energy, CWHI, Enviro, Ming Yang, ORE, RWE, among others.
European Energy Secures €379m for Hybrid Renewable Project in Latvia
European Energy has secured €379 million in financing to build a hybrid renewable project in Latvia, integrating wind, solar, and battery storage to deliver consistent, low-carbon electricity. This landmark investment will enhance Latvia’s energy independence and support its national decarbonisation goals. The project’s innovative hybrid design optimises renewable generation while strengthening grid flexibility and stability. Once operational, it will provide affordable, reliable clean power to local customers and industries, reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels. European Energy’s initiative reflects a strong customer-focused commitment to sustainability, innovation, and long-term energy resilience. The financing marks a major step in expanding the Baltic region’s renewable infrastructure and advancing a greener, more secure energy future.
CWHI Advances Fabrication for Inch Cape Offshore Wind Project
China Wind Energy Equipment (CWHI) has achieved a major milestone in the fabrication of transition pieces for the 1.1-GW Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm off Scotland’s east coast. The progress represents a vital investment in the project’s supply chain and showcases innovation in offshore wind manufacturing. These components, linking turbine towers to foundations, are essential for stability and efficiency. Using advanced production technologies, CWHI ensures high-quality, durable construction that enhances long-term performance. The milestone reflects a strong customer-focused approach, supporting reliable, affordable clean power for over one million homes once the project is operational. Inch Cape highlights international collaboration driving the UK’s net-zero goals and advancing global renewable energy engineering excellence.
Ming Yang and ORE Catapult Partner on Offshore Wind Turbine Testing
Ming Yang Smart Energy has joined forces with the UK’s Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult) to test its cutting-edge MySE 18.X-28X offshore wind turbine, one of the world’s most powerful designs. The collaboration represents a key investment in advancing offshore wind technology and strengthening international innovation partnerships. Testing will be conducted at ORE Catapult Blyth facility, focusing on performance, reliability, and grid compatibility. By combining Ming Yang’s innovative turbine engineering with ORE Catapult proven testing expertise, the project aims to accelerate the deployment of efficient, large-scale offshore turbines. This partnership underscores a customer-focused commitment to lowering energy costs, enhancing reliability, and supporting global decarbonisation and clean energy expansion across the offshore wind sector.
RWE Installs Recyclable Blades at 1.4-GW Sofia Offshore Wind Farm
RWE has completed the installation of the first fully recyclable rotor blades at its 1.4-GW Sofia Offshore Wind Farm in the UK North Sea, marking a breakthrough in sustainable offshore wind innovation. Manufactured by Siemens Gamesa, the blades are designed to be easily separated and reused at the end of their lifespan, reducing waste and supporting a circular economy. The project represents a significant investment in eco-friendly technology and underscores RWE’s customer-focused commitment to delivering cleaner, more responsible energy solutions. Once operational, Sofia will generate enough electricity to power 1.2 million homes, contributing to the UK’s net-zero ambitions. The initiative sets a new benchmark for sustainability and innovation in global offshore wind development.
Faheema P