Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Nordex wind turbine, wpd, Sunrock, EVN, among others.
Nordex Secures 126MW Turbine Orders from wpd
Wind turbine manufacturer Nordex Group has received 126MW in turbine orders from wpd AG, strengthening its footprint in the European renewable sector. The deal includes the supply and installation of high-efficiency N163/6.X turbines, part of Nordex’s Delta4000 series, designed for optimal performance in medium-wind locations. Strategically, the collaboration supports wpd’s continued onshore wind expansion across Europe. Nordex’s focus on advanced turbine technology, modular design, and reliability enhances project efficiency and sustainability. The partnership showcases innovation in cost-effective, high-capacity wind solutions that reduce LCOE and accelerate clean energy deployment. Benefits include greater renewable generation capacity, energy diversification, and contribution to Europe’s decarbonisation and energy independence goals.
Sunrock Expands Solar Partnership with Frasers Property
Sunrock has strengthened its collaboration with Frasers Property Industrial to expand rooftop solar installations across the latter’s logistics and industrial assets in the Netherlands and Germany. The extended partnership will add tens of megawatts of new solar capacity, aligning with both companies’ sustainability and carbon-neutral goals. Strategically, the initiative supports on-site renewable energy generation for tenants, enhancing energy independence and reducing emissions. Sunrock brings expertise in large-scale commercial PV systems and smart energy management, while Frasers Property contributes extensive real estate infrastructure. The partnership highlights innovation in integrating renewable power into industrial operations, delivering economic and environmental benefits such as lower energy costs, decarbonised operations, and long-term value for industrial tenants.
EVN Targets 770 MW of Wind, 300 MWp of Solar by 2030
Austrian utility EVN AG has unveiled plans to expand its renewable portfolio to 770 MW of wind and 300 MWp of solar capacity by 2030. The company aims to accelerate its energy transition strategy, focusing on decarbonisation and energy independence. This investment supports Austria’s climate neutrality goals and strengthens EVN’s position as a leading green utility. The plan includes upgrading existing sites and developing new large-scale renewable projects across Lower Austria and neighbouring regions. EVN emphasises technological innovation, grid integration, and local partnerships to ensure efficient deployment. The initiative will deliver clean, reliable power, reduce carbon emissions, and enhance regional economic and environmental sustainability through job creation and long-term energy security.
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