The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Taaleri Energia, Smiltene Wind Farm, Orsted, Wendel Wind Farm, Intec, among others.
Taaleri Fund Supports 112MW Smiltene Wind Project in Latvia
Taaleri Energia has committed financing to the 112MW Smiltene Wind Farm in Latvia, marking a significant investment in the region’s renewable energy growth. The project will feature 25 state-of-the-art turbines, generating enough electricity to supply approximately 120,000 homes annually and reducing CO₂ emissions by tens of thousands of tonnes. The initiative aligns with Taaleri’s strategy to expand its Nordic-Baltic renewable portfolio and promote sustainable, long-term infrastructure. Advanced turbine technology ensures high efficiency and optimized energy output. Customers benefit from affordable, low-carbon electricity, while local communities gain employment and economic activity. The Smiltene project highlights innovation, sustainability leadership, and strategic investment, reinforcing Latvia’s transition toward a clean, resilient energy system.
Orsted Commissions 168MW St Wendel Wind Farm in Germany
Orsted has officially commissioned the 168MW St Wendel Wind Farm in Saarland, Germany, featuring 24 advanced turbines. The facility is capable of powering around 150,000 households with clean energy annually, cutting significant CO₂ emissions. The project represents a substantial investment in Germany’s renewable infrastructure, supporting Orsted’s strategy to expand its onshore wind portfolio and accelerate the energy transition. Utilizing advanced turbine technology and digital monitoring systems, the wind farm maximizes efficiency and reliability. Customers benefit through sustainable, low-carbon electricity, while local communities gain jobs and economic opportunities. The St Wendel project demonstrates Orsted’s commitment to innovation, environmental responsibility, and leadership in driving a resilient, low-carbon energy future.
Intec to Deliver 40 MWh Battery System for VPI in Germany
Intec Power Systems has been selected to design and build a 40 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) for VPI Industriepark in Germany. The project supports grid stability, enables renewable integration, and provides peak-shaving and backup power solutions. The investment highlights VPI’s strategy to enhance energy resilience while reducing operational carbon emissions. Intec’s advanced lithium-ion battery technology, integrated with intelligent energy management systems, ensures high efficiency, reliability, and flexibility. Customers benefit from reduced energy costs and improved power security, while the project promotes innovation in scalable, industrial-scale energy storage. This initiative demonstrates a forward-looking approach to clean energy transition, operational sustainability, and long-term value creation for industrial energy users.
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