The latest renewable energy news includes announcements on Demea, Enovos, Akuo Energy, GE Vernova, PetroGreen, and others.
Demea and Enovos Acquire 45 MWp Solar Project with 100 MWh Battery in Netherlands
Demea Sustainable Investment and Enovos Green Power have jointly acquired control of a renewable-energy project in the Netherlands combining 45 MWp of solar capacity with a 25 MW/100 MWh battery energy storage system. The transaction was reported November 9. The battery configuration provides four hours of storage at its rated discharge capacity.
Akuo Submits Lowest Bid in Kosovo’s First Wind Power Auction for Up to 100 MW
French renewable-energy developer Akuo Energy has submitted the lowest financial offer in Kosovo’s first competitive wind power auction, according to results reported November 9. The procurement seeks to award up to 100 MW of new onshore wind capacity. Kosovo’s Ministry of Economy identified Akuo as the lowest-priced bidder during the tender evaluation process. The announcement represents a competitive bidding milestone rather than confirmation that a wind farm has been constructed or commissioned. The available information confirms the bidder, procurement authority, technology and maximum tender capacity. The winning tariff, final project allocation, investment value and expected commissioning date were not established in the accessible results.
GE Vernova Wins Order for Three 5.5 MW Wind Turbines from Stadtwerke Heidenheim in Germany
GE Vernova has secured an order from German municipal utility Stadtwerke Heidenheim AG for three onshore wind turbines, each rated at 5.5 MW. Reported November 9, the contract covers the company’s 5.5 MW-158 metre turbine model, representing 16.5 MW of combined generating capacity. The 158-metre specification refers to the turbine rotor diameter. The order adds three turbines to GE Vernova’s European wind equipment portfolio.
PetroGreen and Ming Yang Sign Agreement for 2 GW Offshore Wind Project in Philippines
Philippine developer PetroGreen Energy Corporation and Chinese turbine manufacturer Ming Yang Smart Energy signed a cooperation agreement on November 6, reported November 9, covering the proposed 2 GW Northern Luzon Offshore Wind Project in Ilocos Norte, Philippines. The companies will assess turbine technology, generation estimates, project costs, logistics and development requirements. PetroGreen is pursuing the project through Buhawind Energy Philippines, with a target completion date of 2030. Buhawind is also developing offshore wind projects in northern Mindoro and Panay, each with potential capacity of 1 GW.
