Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Nordex, SSE Energy Solutions, Capital Dynamics, Qualitas, among others.
Nordex Launches N175/6.X Turbine in Canada
Nordex has launched its latest onshore wind turbine, the N175/6.X, in Canada, signaling a strategic step to strengthen its presence in North America. Part of the Delta4000 series, the turbine is optimized for medium and low-wind sites, with a 175-metre rotor diameter and capacity exceeding 6 MW. This innovation is designed to deliver higher yields and improved efficiency, enabling competitive power generation costs. The launch reflects Nordex’s investment in advanced turbine technology tailored to regional wind conditions. By expanding its product portfolio, the company aims to meet growing customer demand for reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions. The N175/6.X underlines Nordex’s focus on innovation, performance, and supporting Canada’s renewable energy targets with next-generation wind infrastructure.
SSE Signs PPAs with Capital Dynamics for UK Solar and Battery Projects
SSE Energy Solutions has signed multiple power purchase agreements (PPAs) with investment firm Capital Dynamics, covering solar and battery storage projects across the UK. The deals will provide long-term, fixed-price renewable electricity to SSE’s commercial and industrial customers, strengthening supply security and decarbonisation goals. Capital Dynamics brings its expertise as one of Europe’s largest owners of solar assets, while SSE leverages its market presence to deliver clean energy directly to end-users. The agreements align with both companies’ strategies to expand renewable capacity and support the UK’s net-zero ambitions. By combining solar generation with storage integration, the partnership enhances grid flexibility, customer choice, and resilience while reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Qualitas Wins 43MW German Wind Repowering Contracts
Qualitas Energy has secured repowering contracts totaling 43MW in Germany, reinforcing its position in the country’s renewable energy market. The projects involve replacing older wind turbines with modern, higher-capacity models to boost efficiency, extend operational lifespans, and enhance clean power output. Repowering not only reduces maintenance costs but also maximizes land use, aligning with Germany’s energy transition strategy to accelerate renewable capacity expansion. With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, Qualitas aims to deliver greater grid stability and reduced carbon emissions. The company’s strategy highlights investment in repowering as a cost-effective pathway to achieving higher yields, supporting customer demand for reliable green power while contributing to Germany’s 2030 renewable energy targets.
Faheema P