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Scatec enters European onshore wind with 77 MW Romanian acquisition
Scatec has strengthened its position in one of Europe’s fastest-growing renewable energy markets by acquiring the 77 MW Urleasca onshore wind project in Romania from Swedish developer OX2. The transaction marks the Norwegian company’s first investment in onshore wind in Europe and significantly broadens its Romanian portfolio beyond utility-scale solar. The acquisition follows a series […]
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RWE’s Nordseecluster offshore wind project delivers first power to German grid
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GREGY: The Green Electricity Bridge That Could Transform Europe’s Energy Relationship with Egypt
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Poland’s Electrification Decade: The Race to Build a New Energy System – Part I
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From Local Utility to System Architect: Stadtwerke München’s Renewable Strategy
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The geopolitical cost of the hydrogen molecule: how the Iran war is reshaping Europe’s hydrogen economy
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor, The Voice of Renewables The immediate market reaction to the war involving Iran has been predictable. Analysts have focused on oil prices, LNG flows, shipping insurance premiums and the possibility of disruption in the Strait of Hormuz. Within the hydrogen sector, the debate has followed familiar lines. Some have argued that
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Scatec enters European onshore wind with 77 MW Romanian acquisition
Scatec has strengthened its position in one of Europe’s fastest-growing renewable energy markets by acquiring the 77 MW Urleasca onshore wind project…
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Gurit expands wind energy partnership with new turbine blade materials contract
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Poland’s Electrification Decade: The Race to Build a New Energy System – Part II
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The Grid Is Not Enough: Why islanding is becoming the next frontier for AI data centres and electricity systems
Author: Derek Michalski, Chief Editor. Artificial intelligence is changing far more than the digital economy. It is rapidly becoming one of the most…
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Poland’s UDER92 reform could unlock gigawatts of renewable energy investment by speeding up grid access
Poland is preparing one of its most important energy market reforms in recent years, with the UDER92 deregulation package aimed at removing regulatory bottlenecks…
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ENGIE commissions 100 MW of battery storage in Scotland, reinforcing UK grid flexibility
ENGIE has commissioned two utility-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) in Scotland, adding 100 MW / 200 MWh of new flexibility capacity to Great Britain’s…
