The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on RWE, Vestas securing turbine orders in Argentina, OnPath, among others.
Vestas Secures 217-MW Turbine Orders in Argentina
Vestas has won turbine supply contracts totalling 217 MW in Argentina, reinforcing its leadership in Latin America’s onshore wind sector. The orders cover the supply, installation, and long-term service of advanced turbines optimised for local wind conditions. Strategy highlights Vestas’ focus on expanding in high-growth emerging markets and supporting Argentina’s renewable transition. Investment underscores confidence in Argentina’s wind sector despite economic challenges. Technology involves Vestas’ high-efficiency turbines designed to maximise output and reduce levelised cost of energy (LCOE). Customer focus is on providing turnkey, bankable solutions for developers and utilities. Benefits include boosting renewable capacity, diversifying Argentina’s energy mix, lowering carbon emissions, and creating jobs, while contributing to regional energy security and sustainability goals.
OnPath Urges Scottish Council’s Support for Wind Farm
OnPath Energy has called on South Lanarkshire Council in Scotland to back its proposed 171-MW Threeburnfoot wind farm. The project would feature up to 30 turbines and deliver significant clean power to support Scotland’s renewable energy and net-zero targets. Strategy focuses on community engagement and ensuring local economic benefits, including supply chain opportunities and a community benefit fund. Investment would provide a major boost to Scotland’s renewable infrastructure pipeline. Technology includes modern, high-capacity onshore turbines designed for efficiency and environmental compliance. Customer focus is on delivering low-cost, reliable renewable electricity into the national grid. Benefits include cutting carbon emissions, supporting energy independence, creating local jobs, and aligning with Scotland’s climate and just transition goals.
RWE Files Application for 59-MW Gaerwen Wind Farm
RWE Renewables has submitted a planning application for the 59-MW Gaerwen onshore wind farm on Anglesey, Wales. The project proposes up to seven turbines and forms part of RWE’s strategy to expand its UK onshore wind portfolio while supporting local energy security. Strategy emphasises collaboration with communities through consultation and investment in local benefits packages. Investment will advance Wales’ renewable infrastructure, aligning with UK net-zero goals. Technology features modern, high-capacity turbines optimised for local wind conditions. Customer focus is on supplying low-carbon electricity to the UK grid, reducing reliance on fossil fuels. Benefits include emissions reduction, clean energy generation for thousands of homes, economic opportunities for Anglesey, and supporting Wales’ climate and renewable energy ambitions.
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