Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on Northland Power, Mitsui, Tekmar, Jan De Nul, RWE, among others.
Turbine Installation Complete at Hai Long 2 Offshore Wind Farm
The Hai Long 2 offshore wind projects in Taiwan have completed turbine installation, marking a key milestone toward commissioning. Led by Northland Power and Mitsui & Co., the project features 8 MW-class turbines, contributing to sustainable energy growth in Asia. The installation showcases advanced offshore engineering and logistics innovation, enhancing efficiency and reliability in challenging marine conditions. Once operational, Hai Long 2 will deliver clean, large-scale power to Taiwan’s grid, supporting national renewable energy targets and energy security. The project demonstrates strong international collaboration, technological excellence, and a commitment to accelerating Asia’s offshore wind transition for a low-carbon future.
Tekmar and Jan De Nul Sign 2GW Offshore Wind Framework Deal
Tekmar Group has signed a 2GW framework agreement with Jan De Nul Group to supply cable protection systems (CPS) for global offshore wind projects. The multi-year partnership strengthens supply chain collaboration and supports efficient project delivery across multiple sites. It highlights Tekmar’s engineering innovation in subsea protection and Jan De Nul’s offshore expertise in large-scale installations. This deal enhances operational reliability, reduces installation risks, and promotes standardisation in offshore wind infrastructure. The collaboration underscores both companies’ commitment to accelerating renewable energy deployment, optimising lifecycle performance, and supporting the global energy transition with sustainable and scalable offshore solutions.
RWE Powers Up 129MW Kail Wind Farm in Texas
RWE has commissioned the 129MW Kail Wind Farm in Baylor County, Texas, marking another milestone in its expanding U.S. renewables portfolio. The project features wind turbines optimized for high efficiency and grid stability, contributing clean power to the Texas grid. Kail strengthens RWE’s presence in the ERCOT market and supports local economic development through jobs, tax revenue, and community investment. The initiative reflects RWE’s innovation-driven approach and commitment to decarbonising the U.S. energy mix. Strategically, it boosts renewable generation capacity while aligning with state and national sustainability goals, advancing RWE’s mission toward a net-zero future powered by reliable wind energy.
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