Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Ilmatar, PNE, SSE, FuturEnergy, Nordex, among others.
Ilmatar Completes 186-MW Pahkakoski Wind Farm in Finland
Ilmatar Energy has completed construction of the 186-MW Pahkakoski Wind Farm in Finland, marking a major investment in the country’s renewable energy growth. Located in northern Finland, the project features 31 turbines designed for high efficiency and durability in challenging weather conditions. Once operational, the wind farm will generate enough clean electricity to power more than 100,000 homes, significantly reducing carbon emissions. The project demonstrates Ilmatar’s customer-focused commitment to delivering reliable, affordable green energy while fostering local economic development. Incorporating innovative turbine technology, Pahkakoski enhances Finland’s energy independence and supports national net-zero goals, reinforcing Ilmatar’s leadership in sustainable wind energy and technological innovation across the Nordic region.
PNE Wins Two Onshore Wind Contracts in France
PNE AG has won contracts to develop two onshore wind projects in France, with a total capacity of 31.5 MW, marking a significant investment in the company’s European growth strategy. The projects will feature innovative turbine technology designed to maximise output, enhance efficiency, and minimise environmental impact. Once operational, they will provide clean, affordable electricity to thousands of customers, supporting France’s renewable energy and carbon reduction targets. The initiative underscores PNE’s customer-focused commitment to delivering sustainable and reliable energy solutions while creating local employment opportunities. These contracts strengthen PNE’s presence in the French wind market and reflect its leadership in innovation, renewable infrastructure, and advancing Europe’s clean energy transition.
SSE and FuturEnergy Begin Construction of Drumnahough Wind Farm in Ireland
SSE Renewables and FuturEnergy Ireland have started construction of the Drumnahough Wind Farm in County Donegal, Ireland, with a planned capacity of 27 MW. The project represents a key investment in Ireland’s renewable energy infrastructure and supports national net-zero and energy security goals. Featuring innovative, high-efficiency turbines, the wind farm will generate enough clean electricity to power around 20,000 homes annually. The initiative reflects both companies’ customer-focused commitment to delivering reliable, affordable green energy while promoting local job creation and community benefits. Once operational, Drumnahough will help cut carbon emissions and strengthen Ireland’s sustainable energy mix, reinforcing SSE and FuturEnergy’s leadership in innovation and renewable development across the region.
Nordex Secures 42-MW Turbine Order from SSE in Spain
Nordex Group has received a 42-MW order from SSE Renewables to supply and install N163/5.X turbines for a wind project in Spain, marking an important investment in the country’s renewable energy sector. The turbines feature innovative design and advanced efficiency technology, optimising energy production and reducing maintenance costs. Once operational, the project will generate clean, reliable electricity for thousands of customers, supporting Spain’s decarbonisation and energy independence goals. The collaboration demonstrates SSE’s customer-focused approach to delivering affordable green power and RWE’s commitment to technological innovation and sustainability. This partnership reinforces both companies’ leadership in renewable energy development, contributing to Europe’s net-zero transition and the growth of Spain’s clean energy infrastructure.
Faheema P