Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on European Energy, Equinor, Subsea7, Enshore, Jan De Nul, among others.
European Energy Wins Italy Solar CfDs
European Energy has secured Contracts for Difference (CfDs) in Italy’s latest renewable auction, winning support for new solar capacity that will boost its development pipeline in the country. The CfDs will provide long-term price stability, enabling the company to advance construction with reduced market risk. The projects will use high-efficiency PV technology and modern grid-friendly designs to maximise output and reliability.This win strengthens European Energy’s strategy to expand in Southern Europe, supporting national climate targets and contributing to lower-carbon, lower-cost electricity for consumers. The company aims to accelerate growth through further auction participation and continued investment in large-scale solar development across Italy.
Equinor Starts Brazil Solar-Wind Hybrid Project
Equinor has launched a new hybrid solar-and-wind project in Brazil, marking a strategic investment to expand its renewable portfolio in South America. The project integrates advanced hybrid-generation technology, enabling complementary output from both solar and wind resources to deliver more stable, reliable clean power. This innovation reduces intermittency, improves grid efficiency, and maximizes asset productivity. The investment strengthens Equinor’s long-term growth plan while supporting local energy customers with affordable, low-carbon electricity. By combining two technologies on a single site, the company lowers land-use impacts and operational costs, offering economic and environmental benefits. The hybrid model also positions Equinor to accelerate Brazil’s energy transition and meet rising demand for sustainable power solutions.
Subsea7 Secures Offshore Installation Contract for BC Wind
Subsea7 has secured an offshore installation contract for the BC Wind project in the Baltic Sea, reinforcing its strategic push in Europe’s expanding wind sector. The investment covers transport and installation of submarine cables and offshore infrastructure, using Subsea7’s advanced vessel fleet and cable-laying technology. The customer-focused approach ensures reliable delivery, reduced installation risks and efficient project timelines. Through innovative marine engineering and optimized installation methods, the company enhances system performance and grid-connection reliability. The contract strengthens Subsea7’s renewables portfolio, supports regional clean-energy goals and delivers long-term benefits through durable offshore infrastructure that will power sustainable electricity generation.
Enshore Wins German Offshore Cable Installation Contract
Enshore has secured a new offshore cable installation contract in Germany, strengthening its role in Europe’s expanding wind sector. The investment supports critical subsea cable burial and protection works, using Enshore’s advanced trenching technology to boost reliability and reduce installation risks. The customer-focused delivery ensures efficient timelines, high safety standards and improved long-term asset performance for the project developer. The innovative approach enhances grid-connection stability and supports the integration of renewable power into Germany’s energy system. This contract adds to Enshore’s growing offshore portfolio, demonstrating its capability in complex subsea operations while contributing to Germany’s clean-energy expansion and overall infrastructure resilience.
Jan De Nul Installs New Offshore Training Simulators
Jan De Nul has installed a new suite of advanced offshore training simulators to strengthen workforce skills and improve project execution. The investment enhances operational safety and efficiency by enabling crew members to train in realistic, high-fidelity environments simulating complex offshore construction scenarios. The technology supports customer-focused delivery by reducing on-site risks, shortening learning curves and improving precision during offshore operations. These innovative simulators prepare teams for cable laying, heavy-lift work and vessel coordination, ensuring higher reliability in real-world projects. The development underscores Jan De Nul’s commitment to innovation, talent growth and safer, more resilient offshore wind and marine infrastructure deployment.
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