Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on PNE, Enercity, Enercon, FINN, Boom Power’s solar and battery storage project.
PNE Expands German Wind Portfolio with 224MW Boost
German renewables developer PNE has expanded its onshore wind pipeline by 224MW, securing permits for 14 wind farms across five German states. These projects, in various stages of planning and approval, mark a major step in PNE’s strategy to strengthen its onshore wind presence in Germany. The company now has a total project pipeline of over 3.6GW in Germany alone.
Enercity and Enercon Sign €800m Deal for 1GW German Wind Expansion
Enercity and turbine manufacturer Enercon have signed a landmark €800 million agreement to install 1GW of onshore wind capacity in Germany. The deal includes the delivery of wind turbines and related services over the next few years, primarily focused on Enercity’s expansion plans for renewable power generation. Enercon will supply its latest-generation turbines, supporting both companies’ commitment to Germany’s energy transition goals. The partnership significantly boosts Enercity’s role in clean energy and reinforces Enercon’s market presence amid rising demand for decarbonized power solutions.
FINN Launches First All-Electric Hydroseeder for Erosion Control
FINN Corporation has introduced the world’s first all-electric hydroseeder, aimed at erosion control and seeding applications. The machine operates without diesel, using an electric powertrain and battery system. It includes remote diagnostics and is compatible with existing hydroseeding practices. The launch took place at FINN’s headquarters in Fairfield, Ohio. The unit is designed for use by contractors and municipalities focused on reducing emissions and meeting regulatory requirements. Commercial deliveries are scheduled to begin later in 2025. The product expands FINN’s equipment offerings in the landscaping and environmental management sector.
Approval Granted for 400MW Solar and Battery Project in Yorkshire
North Yorkshire Council has approved a 400MW solar and battery storage project proposed by Boom Power in the UK. The Larks Green Energy Park, located near Selby, will include a combination of solar photovoltaic panels and battery storage systems across approximately 500 hectares. The project is expected to generate enough electricity to power over 100,000 homes annually. It will connect to the National Grid via a nearby substation. The development is part of the UK’s strategy to increase renewable energy capacity and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
GreentechLead.com News Desk