Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements from Taihan Cable, Fugro, Jiuzi Holdings, and others.
Taihan Opens HVDC Cable Test Centre to Support Grid Expansion
Taihan Cable & Solution has opened a new HVDC cable test centre, strengthening capabilities to support large-scale grid expansion and offshore wind development. The facility will test high-voltage direct current cables under extreme electrical and environmental conditions, ensuring performance, reliability, and compliance with international standards. The investment highlights continued innovation in power transmission infrastructure, a critical enabler of renewable energy integration and cross-border power flows. Utilities and developers benefit from improved cable reliability, reduced project risk, and faster deployment of HVDC links connecting offshore wind farms and distant renewable resources to demand centers. The test centre reinforces Taihan’s position in the global HVDC supply chain and supports the broader energy transition, as robust transmission networks become increasingly vital for decarbonized power systems.
Fugro Secures Survey Contract for Nordsee Energie’s Offshore Wind Project
Fugro has won a survey contract for Nordsee Energie’s offshore wind project, reinforcing its role in delivering critical site investigation and geodata services for renewable energy developments. The scope includes geophysical and geotechnical surveys to assess seabed conditions, inform foundation design, and de-risk construction activities. The award highlights continued investment in offshore wind enabling works, where high-quality data underpins safe, efficient project delivery. Accurate surveys help optimize engineering, reduce uncertainty, and improve project bankability and timelines. Customers and developers benefit from lower risk, better design outcomes, and smoother construction execution. The contract strengthens Fugro’s offshore wind pipeline and supports Nordsee Energie’s progress toward adding reliable, low-carbon electricity capacity, advancing Europe’s energy transition and grid decarbonization goals.
Jiuzi Holdings Deepens Cooperation with Xinhui Solar for Southeast Asia Expansion
Jiuzi Holdings has strengthened its partnership with Xinhui Solar, with Xinhui planning an additional US$30 million investment to support expansion across Southeast Asia. The funding will accelerate the development, deployment, and commercialization of solar PV projects and technology solutions in the region. The move reflects growing investment and strategic collaboration in solar energy, aimed at scaling renewable capacity and improving energy access. Customers and stakeholders benefit from increased clean power availability, improved system reliability, and cost-effective solar solutions. The partnership supports regional energy transition goals, demonstrates confidence in Southeast Asia’s solar market, and reinforces Jiuzi Holdings’ and Xinhui Solar’s commitment to sustainable growth and renewable energy innovation.
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