Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Huisman, Heelstone, Solar Ireland, among others.
Huisman Wins Contract to Supply Cranes for Sea1 Offshore Vessels
Huisman has secured a contract to supply two advanced knuckle boom cranes for Sea1 Offshore’s new commissioning service operation vessels (CSOVs). The cranes are designed for offshore wind operations and will enhance safety and efficiency during lifting tasks. They feature active heave compensation and precise load control, enabling reliable performance in harsh marine environments. This order reflects Huisman’s continued innovation in offshore lifting technology and Sea1’s commitment to building a high-performance, sustainable fleet to support the growing offshore wind industry and renewable energy infrastructure projects globally.
Heelstone Acquires US Solar & Wind Portfolio
Heelstone Renewable Energy, part of Qualitas Energy, has acquired a significant solar and onshore wind development portfolio from Valor Infrastructure Partners (VIP). The portfolio, located in the southwestern and western U.S., strengthens Heelstone’s position in the U.S. renewable energy market. While the number of projects and their total capacity have not been disclosed, this acquisition expands Heelstone’s development pipeline and supports its strategy to become a leading independent power producer in the renewable energy sector. This move further accelerates Heelstone’s growth in clean energy infrastructure.
ISEA Rebrands as Solar Ireland
The Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA) has rebranded as Solar Ireland, marking a significant shift to better reflect the country’s growing solar energy sector. This change highlights the increasing role of solar power in Ireland’s renewable energy future. Solar Ireland aims to further promote the development of solar energy through advocacy, policy engagement, and supporting industry growth. Along with the rebranding, the organization has launched a new website to enhance communication and engagement with members and the wider public, reinforcing its commitment to Ireland’s clean energy goals.
GreentechLead.com News Desk