The latest renewable energy news includes announcements from EDP, Cube Green Energy, Goldwind,
Breti Wind Farm in Georgia, and others.
EDP Commissions 130.5 MW of Wind Capacity in Spain with Two New Burgos Projects
Portuguese energy company EDP has commissioned two onshore wind farms in Spain with combined capacity of 130.5 MW. Announced October 19, the projects comprise the 85.5 MW Isar Yudego wind farm and the 45 MW Ubierna installation, both located in Burgos Province. Isar Yudego contains 19 wind turbines, while Ubierna comprises 10 turbines. Together, the facilities are expected to generate approximately 360 GWh of renewable electricity annually, equivalent to consumption by 100,000 households. EDP estimates annual emissions avoidance of approximately 38,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. Construction and commissioning supported nearly 600 jobs. With the new installations, EDP’s operational wind capacity in Castile and León exceeds 600 MW across more than 20 assets.
Cube Green Energy Secures Approvals to Expand Three French Wind Farms from 24 MW to 50.5 MW
Berlin-based renewable-energy developer Cube Green Energy has obtained administrative approvals for three wind repowering projects in France, increasing their combined planned capacity from 24 MW to approximately 50.5 MW. Announced October 20, the projects are located in the Cantal, Pas-de-Calais and Meuse departments. The Cantal wind farm will expand from 6 MW to 12.5 MW, Pas-de-Calais from 8 MW to 17 MW, and Meuse from 10 MW to nearly 21 MW. The existing Cantal and Meuse installations have operated since 2009 and 2008, respectively. The approvals allow the company to advance development and construction preparations. Cube Green Energy, backed by I Squared Capital, specialises in repowering ageing wind assets.
Goldwind Completes Installation of Six 7.2 MW Turbines at 43.2 MW Breti Wind Farm in Georgia
Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Goldwind has completed installation of all six turbines at the 43.2 MW Breti wind farm in Georgia. The milestone was announced October 19 and reported internationally October 20. Developed by Vento Energy, Breti is the first Georgian project using Goldwind’s GWH182-7.2 MW turbine platform. The turbines are designed for mountainous and hilly terrain, and installation was completed in 53 days. The project represents Goldwind’s third wind development in Georgia. Since entering the country in 2024, the manufacturer has secured nine wind projects with combined capacity of 438 MW. Earlier in 2026, Goldwind completed turbine installation at the 206 MW Ruisi wind project.
