Today’s renewable energy news includes announcements on OX2, Innagreen, Green Bridge, among others.
OX2 Completes Handover of 455.4-MW Lestijärvi Wind Project
OX2 has completed the handover of the 455.4-MW Lestijärvi onshore wind project in Finland, marking a major long-term investment in Nordic renewable energy infrastructure. The project reflects a strong customer focus, delivering reliable, utility-scale clean electricity to power buyers while strengthening national energy security. Lestijärvi features innovative high-capacity wind turbines, advanced grid-connection systems, and digital performance monitoring to maximise output and availability. Customer benefits include stable long-term power supply, reduced carbon emissions, and improved price predictability in wholesale power markets. As one of Finland’s largest wind farms, the project significantly expands onshore wind capacity and supports national decarbonisation targets. The handover underscores OX2’s strategy of developing and transferring high-quality renewable assets across Europe.
Innagreen Acquires 387-MW Dunbeg South Wind Project
Innagreen has acquired the 387-MW Dunbeg South onshore wind project, representing a major investment in utility-scale renewable energy capacity. The deal supports Innagreen’s growth strategy and reflects a strong customer focus on supplying reliable, long-term clean power to utilities and corporate offtakers. The project will deploy innovative high-capacity wind turbines, advanced grid-integration solutions, and digital performance monitoring to maximise output and operational efficiency. Customer benefits include stable electricity supply, reduced carbon emissions, and improved price certainty compared with fossil-fuel generation. Once developed, Dunbeg South will enhance regional energy security and support national decarbonisation targets. The acquisition strengthens Innagreen’s renewable portfolio and underlines its commitment to delivering technology-led, large-scale wind projects across key European markets.
Green Bridge Loan Backs Kassø E-Methanol Project
A green bridge loan has been secured to support the Kassø e-methanol project in Denmark, representing a strategic investment in next-generation renewable fuels. The financing enables continued development of one of the world’s first large-scale commercial e-methanol facilities. The project shows a strong customer focus, targeting shipping, chemicals, and industrial users seeking scalable low-carbon fuel alternatives. Kasso will deploy innovative Power-to-X technology, combining renewable electricity, green hydrogen, and captured CO₂ to produce sustainable e-methanol. Customer benefits include reduced lifecycle emissions, regulatory compliance, and access to reliable green fuels for hard-to-abate sectors. The loan helps de-risk construction and supports Denmark’s leadership in clean fuel innovation, industrial decarbonisation, and the wider energy transition.
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