Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Greece Wind Power, Vestas, Yunda, among others.
Greece Wind Power Capacity Reaches 5,695 MW, Boosting Renewable Energy Growth
Greece’s installed wind energy capacity has climbed to 5,695 MW, underscoring steady investment in the country’s renewable energy sector, according to industry data. The growth reflects continued development of onshore wind projects, supported by private investors and long-term clean energy targets. With a strong customer focus, expanding wind capacity is helping deliver more affordable and stable electricity to households and businesses while reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels. Ongoing innovation in turbine technology, digital monitoring, and wind farm optimisation is improving performance and efficiency across new and existing sites. Key benefits include lower carbon emissions, enhanced energy security, job creation, and greater price stability for consumers, reinforcing wind power’s critical role in Greece’s energy transition and climate strategy.
Vestas Wins 31-MW Wind Turbine Order in South Korea
Vestas has secured a 31-MW wind turbine order in South Korea, strengthening its presence in the fast-growing Asian renewable energy market. The project reflects continued investment in onshore wind as the country accelerates its clean energy transition and reduces reliance on fossil fuels. With a clear customer focus, Vestas will supply advanced, high-efficiency turbines designed to maximise energy output while ensuring reliable, long-term performance for the project owner. The order leverages innovative turbine technology, digital monitoring, and predictive maintenance solutions to optimise operations and lower lifecycle costs. Key benefits include improved project economics, stable low-carbon power for consumers, reduced emissions, and enhanced energy security, supporting South Korea’s renewable energy targets and long-term decarbonisation strategy.
Yunda Secures Financing for Saudi Arabia’s Yanbu Wind Farm
Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Yunda has secured project financing for the Yanbu wind farm in Saudi Arabia, marking a key investment milestone in the Kingdom’s renewable energy expansion. The financing enables progress toward construction and reflects strong lender confidence in utility-scale wind projects under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 programme. With a strong customer focus, the project is designed to supply reliable, low-cost clean electricity to industrial and residential users while supporting grid diversification. The wind farm will deploy innovative high-capacity turbines and advanced digital control systems to optimise performance in desert and high-temperature conditions. Key benefits include reduced carbon emissions, improved energy security, lower long-term power costs, and support for local supply chains, reinforcing Saudi Arabia’s transition toward a more sustainable energy mix.
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