Today’s renewable energy news include announcements on Nordex, FRV Australia, Genesis Energy, Trina Solar, ArcelorMittal, among others.
Nordex Secures 49 MW Wind Turbine Order in Germany
Nordex has received its first order from GETEC Green Energy to supply a 49 MW wind project in Germany. The company will install Delta4000 series turbines on 164-meter-high hybrid towers, with construction set to begin in summer 2026. This order marks a significant step in Nordex’s expansion within the German renewable energy market. The Delta4000 series is known for its efficiency and adaptability to various wind conditions, making it suitable for the project’s requirements. The collaboration with GETEC Green Energy underscores the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in the region.
FRV Australia and Genesis Energy Launch New Zealand’s Largest Solar Farm
FRV Australia and Genesis Energy have officially commissioned the Lauriston Solar Farm, New Zealand’s largest solar photovoltaic facility to date. Located on a 93-hectare site in Canterbury, the plant has a capacity of 47 MW AC (63 MW DC) and is expected to generate approximately 97 GWh annually, supplying power to nearly 13,000 homes. The NZ$104 million project features over 90,000 solar panels and supports ongoing sheep grazing through agrivoltaic practices. A 10-year power purchase agreement with Genesis Energy secures the plant’s output, contributing to the company’s goal of achieving 95 percent renewable generation by 2035.
Verbund and Trina Solar Forge Partnership for Solar Module Supply
Verbund Green Power and Trina Solar have signed a framework agreement for the supply of photovoltaic modules to support Verbund’s renewable energy projects. This collaboration ensures a reliable and scalable source of solar modules for future installations. While the specific volume and financial terms of the agreement have not been disclosed, the partnership highlights both companies’ commitment to advancing solar energy and aiding the energy transition. This agreement positions Verbund to expand its renewable energy portfolio and increase the efficiency of upcoming solar projects.
ArcelorMittal Begins Clean Energy Supply from 1 GW Andhra Project to AMNS India
ArcelorMittal has started supplying clean energy to AMNS India from its 1 GW solar and wind project in Andhra Pradesh. Developed by AM Green Energy, this $0.7 billion project will help reduce AMNS India’s carbon emissions by 1.5 million tonnes annually. The initiative aligns with AMNS India’s goal to cut the CO₂ intensity of steel production by 20 percent by 2030, compared to 2021 levels. The project, completed in 18 months, enhances AMNS India’s energy security while supporting its decarbonization efforts.
GreentechLead.com News Desk