Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from RWE, MunmuBaram, Statkraft, Sembcorp, among others.
RWE Completes Foundation Works at 1.1-GW Thor Offshore Wind Farm in Denmark
RWE has completed foundation installation at the 1.1-GW Thor Offshore Wind Farm, located off the west coast of Denmark, marking a key milestone and major investment in Europe’s offshore wind expansion. The project features innovative monopile foundations designed for durability and efficiency in challenging North Sea conditions. Once operational, Thor will supply clean, affordable electricity to over one million customers, supporting Denmark’s green energy and net-zero goals. The achievement highlights RWE’s customer-focused commitment to delivering reliable renewable power and advancing technological innovation in offshore construction. With all foundations in place, Thor moves closer to full commissioning, reinforcing RWE’s role as a leader in Europe’s sustainable energy transition and offshore wind development.
MunmuBaram Clears Key Marine Safety Milestone for South Korea’s Offshore Wind Project
MunmuBaram, a joint venture between Shell and Hexicon, has achieved a major marine safety milestone for its planned 1.3-GW floating offshore wind project off the coast of Ulsan, South Korea. The project successfully completed the Preliminary Navigation Safety Examination, a crucial regulatory step allowing further development. This progress reflects strong investment confidence and commitment to innovation in floating wind technology, which is key to unlocking deep-water renewable potential. Once operational, the project will provide clean, stable electricity to thousands of customers, supporting South Korea’s net-zero and energy diversification goals. The milestone underscores MunmuBaram’s customer-focused approach, prioritising safety, sustainability, and technological excellence in advancing the nation’s offshore wind industry.
Statkraft Inaugurates 340 MW of Solar and Battery Projects Ahead of COP30 in Brazil
Statkraft has inaugurated 340 MW of solar and battery storage projects in Bahia, Brazil, ahead of COP30, highlighting a major investment in the nation’s clean energy sector. The initiative integrates innovative solar generation and energy storage systems to boost grid stability and flexibility. Once operational, the projects will supply sustainable, affordable electricity to thousands of customers, supporting Brazil’s net-zero and energy diversification goals. Statkraft’s customer-focused strategy emphasises reliable green power and community development while creating local jobs. The company’s commitment to technological innovation and renewable growth reinforces its leadership in Latin America’s energy transition, positioning Statkraft as a key contributor to Brazil’s climate action and sustainable energy future ahead of the global climate summit.
Sembcorp Wins 150-MW FDRE Project Backed by Solar and BESS in India
Sembcorp Industries has won a 150-MW Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) project in India, integrating solar power with a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). Awarded by SECI, the project marks a significant investment in India’s clean energy transition and introduces innovative hybrid technology to ensure reliable, round-the-clock renewable power. The system will deliver stable and affordable green electricity to customers, supporting India’s net-zero and grid reliability goals. Sembcorp’s customer-focused approach combines sustainability with operational excellence, demonstrating its leadership in flexible renewable solutions. The project enhances energy security, reduces carbon emissions, and strengthens Sembcorp’s role as a key player in India’s renewable energy growth and technological innovation.
Faheema P