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Wind and solar energy push Lithuanian energy prices down
Between 28 September and 4 October, the average wholesale electricity price in Lithuania fell from €139/MWh to €74/MWh. Two things pushed it down: more solar generation in…
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Scotland’s wasted wind finds a home. CIP finds €1.2bn
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) made two announcements on 2 October 2026. In Scottish Ayrshire, it committed more than €270 million to a battery designed to hold Scottish…
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Monthly wind PPA & Deals Tracker — September 2026
The Voice of Renewables presents our monthly global roundup of wind energy deals announced or closed in August 2026. Covering major PPAs and offtake agreements alongside financing,…
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Algebris Acquires Vector Renewables From Nadara
Algebris Investments, through its Algebris Green Transition Fund, has completed the acquisition of 100% of Vector Renewables from Nadara, adding the renewable energy technical advisory and asset…
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Lithuania’s surplus solar power is looking for a data centre
Lithuania has built more renewable capacity than its market can comfortably absorb. Lithuanian Ministry of Energy put installed renewables at 6.5 GW in June 2026, and prices…
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Hedged on paper: the risks solar, wind and storage deals leave behind
In April 2026, a solar farm selling into the French wholesale market earned about a tenth of the average price for the month, by commodity analytics firm…
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The Subsidy Vilnius Won’t Sign: Lithuania’s First Offshore Wind Farm Waits in the Cold
On Wednesday, 23 September, Lithuania’s parliament got its first look at the numbers behind the country’s biggest renewable energy project. It was a closed session of the…
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After a year without new turbines, Estonia hands its energy minister a wind mandate
At the beginning of this year the verdict on Estonian wind was blunt: no new wind farm would be finished in the country this year, and probably…
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Estonia’s power chief welcomes the data centres, says nuclear is still 14 years away
A single building in Hüüru, just outside Tallinn, is about to become the second-hungriest electricity user in Estonia. When the Greenergy data centre adds roughly 20 megawatts…
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Lithuania buys its stalled wind and solar pipeline four more years
The Seimas voted 84 to 1, with 16 abstentions, on 24 September 2026 to amend three energy laws: the Law on Energy, the Law on Electricity and…
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Baltic Port Where Warships and Hydrogen Tankers Will Share a Berth
Klaipėda’s cruise terminal was built for one job: waving holidaymakers onto Baltic Sea liners. It’s now being rebuilt for a second one — docking NATO warships. That…
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Europe’s Energy Treaty Shield Has Become a Seat Lottery
Energy was the second-largest sector for arbitration at the International Chamber of Commerce last year, trailing only construction, and just over half of the 881 new cases…
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The Wind Tender Hungary Actually Published Isn’t the One It Announced
Read the draft tender documentation that MEKH — Hungary’s Energy and Public Utility Regulatory Authority, sometimes referred to under its English initialism, HEPURA — put out for…
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Lithuania’s Renewable Energy Boom: Solar, Wind, and Battery Storage Today — and What’s Coming Next
Lithuania has quietly become one of Europe’s most striking renewable energy growth stories. A country of under three million people has gone from a negligible solar base…
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UAE and RWE strengthen cooperation across offshore wind and LNG
During the state visit of His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, to Germany, RWE and UAE partners signed two…
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The €200 Million Loan That Finances Only Half a Cross-Border Wind Farm
AS SEB Pank, AS Swedbank and OP Corporate Bank have provided syndicated financing for the Latvian phase of the Lode hybrid wind and battery park, developed by…
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Poland’s grid queue is filling up with renewables and batteries
PSE’s latest connection register shows hundreds of megawatts of new wind, solar and battery projects seeking access to the transmission network, while the offshore wind pipeline alone…
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A Decade-Old Planning Permission Just Became an £80 Million Bet
Carno 3 got the green light to build in 2016. The wind farm that’s actually under construction now looks nothing like the one that was approved. Santander…
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The Reason Greece Rewrote the Rules for Factories, Wind Farms and Hotels in One Month
A new industrial zoning law signed in Athens looks like routine planning bureaucracy — until you notice it’s the third of three, all finished inside the same…
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France Shows How to Get Repowering Right — Just Not Without a Fight
“It’s not coherent.” That’s Bruno Ladsous’s flat assessment of French energy policy – worth sitting with before getting to the part where France is, by most measures,…
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The Number Behind Bailey’s Warning That Offshore Wind Already Knows
When the Bank of England governor tells a room that Britain faces “very, very substantial challenges,” most people hear a headline about debt and growth. Offshore wind…
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Latvia Blocks a 46-Turbine Wind Park Over a Coastal Zone Dispute
Latvia’s Cabinet of Ministers rejected developer SIA K2 Ventum’s proposed wind park near Pāvilosta on 25 August 2026, citing unresolved legal questions over building in the Baltic…
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Hungary’s New Government Launches Its Flagship Wind Tender — and Immediately Draws Fire
Hungary’s Ministry of Economy and Energy opened applications on 4 September 2026 for a national wind power tender covering approximately 700 MW across nine grid-connection points in…
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Berliner Stadtwerke acquired the Diehlo-West wind project from JUWI.
Berliner Stadtwerke, Berlin’s municipal utility, announced on 2 September 2026 that it has acquired the Diehlo-West wind project from developer JUWI. The project, located in Diehlo, a…
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Germany Redesigns Offshore Wind Auctions to Move Beyond “Zero-Cent” Bidding
Germany’s Federal Cabinet approved a draft amendment to the Offshore Wind Energy Act (Windenergie-auf-See-Gesetz, WindSeeG) on 2 September 2026, rewriting how the country will auction offshore wind…
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Monthly wind PPA & Deals Tracker — August 2026
The Voice of Renewables presents our monthly global roundup of wind energy deals announced or closed in August 2026. Covering major PPAs and offtake agreements alongside financing,…
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22nd wind turbine of the Nordseecluster now in place
RWE celebrated the halfway point on the high seas as the 22nd wind turbine was installed around 50 kilometres north of the German island of Juist and…
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The Meshed Offshore Grid: a Hardware Story and a Harder, Quieter One
Author: Derek Michalski, Chief Editor. Offshore wind’s move to High Voltage Direct Current transmission is usually explained as a simple physics fix: AC struggles over distance, DC doesn’t,…
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Does the European CfD auction model need a fundamental redesign?
Author: Derek Michalski, Chief Editor. Until now the Contract for Difference has been treated as settled policy furniture — the mechanism that turned offshore wind from a subsidy-hungry…
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Hungary’s Wind Market Reopens: From Stagnation to a New 4 GW Development Pipeline
Author: Derek Michalski, Chief Editor. After more than a decade of stagnation, Hungary is moving to rebuild its onshore wind market. A new regulatory framework combines competitive grid-capacity…
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Europe’s Wind Turbine Market Accelerates: Vestas and Nordex Book 12.8 GW in H1 2026
Author: Derek Michalski, Chief Editor. Europe’s wind turbine procurement market is showing measurable signs of acceleration in 2026, with order intake at the two leading Western European manufacturers…
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Europe’s Nuclear Bet Is Being Made Against an Electricity System That Does Not Yet Exist
Author: Derek Michalski, Chief Editor. Europe is committing billions to new reactors as data centres, electrification and AI drive electricity demand higher. But most of the new nuclear…
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Italy to Unlock 37.15 GW of New Renewable Capacity Under €23bn FER X Framework
Italy has put in place one of its most significant new frameworks for renewable electricity investment, opening the way for up to 37.15 GW of additional renewable capacity under…
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PNE sells two German repowering wind farms to private investors as construction advances
PNE AG has completed the sale of two German onshore wind farm projects with a combined capacity of 45 MW to a consortium of private investors, continuing a…
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Vattenfall Wins 1.8 GW Danish Offshore Wind Tender with Hesselø and North Sea I Mid Projects
Vattenfall has secured the rights to develop two offshore wind projects in Denmark after emerging as the successful bidder in the country’s latest offshore wind tender, adding…
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OMV Petrom’s first wind project reaches financial close as Romanian renewable pipeline moves into execution
Securing permits is one milestone in developing a wind farm. Securing financing is another altogether. For Romania’s rapidly expanding renewable energy sector, projects reaching financial close are…
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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…
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Poland’s Electrification Decade: The Race to Build a New Energy System – Part II
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. This article is the second instalment of an eight-part series, “Poland’s Electrification Decade: The Race to Build a New Energy System,” examining the market forces, infrastructure…
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Romania’s Offshore Wind Ambitions Become Investable as Government Unveils Black Sea Concession Framework
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. The publication of Romania’s draft offshore wind concession regulations marks a decisive shift from political ambition to market implementation, providing the regulatory certainty developers…
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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 that have slowed renewable energy…
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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 electricity network. The milestone strengthens…
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RWE’s Nordseecluster offshore wind project delivers first power to German grid
RWE has exported electricity to Germany’s grid for the first time from its Nordseecluster offshore wind project in the North Sea, marking a construction milestone for the…
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Poland’s Electrification Decade: The Race to Build a New Energy System – Part I
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. Poland has become one of Europe’s most important energy investment markets. Driven by rapid economic growth, rising electricity demand and one of the continent’s…
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Electricity Is Becoming a Location-Specific Industrial Asset Again
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. “The world is moving quickly into the age of electricity.” With this observation, Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the International Energy Agency, captured one…
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Energy Cybersecurity in Europe: Securing the Digital Backbone of the Energy Transition
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. Europe’s energy transition is creating one of the most digitally advanced power systems in the world. Smart grids, renewable generation, artificial intelligence, digital twins,…
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Lithuania’s Renewable Market Enters the Portfolio Optimisation Era: Why Merchant Risk Alone Is No Longer Enough
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. Lithuania’s renewable revenue model is changing Lithuania’s renewable energy market is entering a new phase. After several years of rapid solar and wind expansion,…
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Lukas Savickas Takes Charge of Lithuania’s Energy Ministry as Focus Shifts from Energy Security to Economic Competitiveness
Lithuania has entered a new chapter in its energy transition with the appointment of Lukas Savickas as Minister of Energy following the July 2026 government reshuffle. His arrival comes…
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Lithuania’s Renewable Transition Enters a New Phase as Battery Storage Takes Centre Stage
Lithuania’s energy transition has reached a defining moment. The country is moving beyond the initial phase of renewable energy expansion and entering a more complex stage: building…
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Offshore Wind Becomes Critical Infrastructure: Europe’s New Energy Front Line
Part I: How the North Sea and Baltic Sea are becoming strategic energy regions – and why protecting offshore wind is becoming a national security priority For…
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Ocean Winds Brings France’s First Mediterranean Floating Wind Farm into Full Commercial Operation
Ocean Winds has achieved another milestone in Europe’s offshore wind sector after bringing its Éoliennes Flottantes du Golfe du Lion (EFGL) project into full commercial operation, marking the successful…
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Physical PPAs are reshaping Europe’s renewable energy market as corporate demand accelerates
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. This three-part analysis by The Voice of Renewables explores how physical power purchase agreements (PPAs) have evolved from a niche procurement tool into one of the…
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Portugal Bets on Storage: How September’s 1 GW Auction Marks a New Era for Renewable Energy
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. Europe’s renewable leaders are no longer competing to build more generation – they are competing to build flexibility. Portugal’s first large-scale energy storage auction…
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Moldova’s Energy System Enters the Integration Phase
A Year of Acceleration, Integration and Hard Constraints The Moldova Energy Forum, organised by The Voice of Renewables in cooperation with the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of…
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Beyond OPEX: How Smart Asset Management Is Redefining Renewable Energy Performance
Author: Derek Michalski, Editor. The Voice of Renewables editorial team has prepared a new ten-part feature series exploring how renewable energy asset management is evolving from a traditional…
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CVC DIF Sells 171 MW Polish Wind Portfolio to Actis as Investor Interest in Operational Renewables Remains Strong
Global infrastructure investor CVC DIF has agreed to sell Klara Renewables, a portfolio of six operational onshore wind farms in Poland with a combined installed capacity of 171 MW, to sustainable…
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From Local Utility to System Architect: Stadtwerke München’s Renewable Strategy
Stadtwerke München has emerged as one of Germany’s most structurally significant municipal energy and infrastructure companies, not through a single technology bet, but through the deliberate construction of…
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Amazon and Skyborn Renewables sign Germany’s largest Power Purchase Agreement for the Gennaker offshore wind farm
Munich, 19 June 2026. Amazon and Skyborn Renewables today announced the signing of a 600 megawatts (MW) Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for carbon-free electricity from the Gennaker offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea. It is the…
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Assessment of Chile’s 2026/01 Electricity Supply Tender: Opportunities and Risks for Renewable Energy Developers
Chile’s National Energy Commission (CNE) has released the preliminary terms for its 2026/01 electricity supply tender, seeking 2,835 GWh of electricity per year through long-term contracts. This…
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European Energy extends asset management agreement with Enea Nowa Energia for six Polish wind farms
European Energy will continue providing technical asset management services for six Polish wind farms owned by Enea Nowa Energia through the end of 2027. • European Energy…
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Chile’s energy transition: from renewable expansion to execution, infrastructure and industrial growth
Chile’s energy transition in 2026 is no longer defined by questions of ambition, resource availability or even technology cost. Those debates have largely been resolved in favour…
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Irish Developer Net Zero Energy Unveils Plans for €2 Billion Green Energy Park in Carlow
Plans to develop a 600MW Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) facility, which will use excess renewable energy to generate green hydrogen for electricity generation, have today been…
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EBRD backs €175m PPC financing to accelerate 400 MW renewable expansion in Southeast Europe
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a €175 million loan to Public Power Corporation (PPC) to support renewable energy projects across Bulgaria, Greece and Romania. This financing…
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Litgrid and Gijos ink agreement on flexible electricity consumption projects
Lithuanian electricity transmission system operator Litgrid and Gijos, the company managing Vilnius’s urban energy ecosystem, have signed a memorandum of understanding regarding the connection of 32 MW…
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Iberdrola promotes the electrification of industry with eight projects that will mobilise 150 MW of renewable energy
Iberdrola has been awarded eight projects in the first European auction for the decarbonisation of industrial heat promoted by the European Commission’s ‘Innovation Fund’, an initiative that…
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Shoreline Wind and Youwind collab delivers industry-first, full lifecycle digital solution
Two powerhouses in wind farm design, modelling and operational planning, Youwind and Shoreline Wind have today announced a strategic partnership and product integration to deliver a complete,…
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Whitelaw Brae Wind Farm: Scotland’s Onshore Wind Build-Out Enters a Critical Construction Phase
By Derek Michalski, Editor, The Voice of Renewables Whitelaw Brae Wind Farm, developed by Thrive Renewables, is located in the Scottish Borders near Tweedsmuir and is now…
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EnBW Commissions Dainbach Wind Farm
With the Dainbach Wind Farm, EnBW has expanded its commitment to renewable energy in the Main-Tauber district. Four modern wind turbines will now feed climate-friendly electricity into…
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Greece is signalling a “mature renewables market” phase and unveiling sweeping new planning framework for renewables with much stricter environmental safeguards
Greece has unveiled a comprehensive new Special Spatial Planning Framework for Renewable Energy Sources (RES), introducing significantly stricter land-use rules for solar and wind developments while aiming…
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NextEra and Dominion to Create Largest Regulated Utility
NextEra Energy, Inc. and Dominion Energy, Inc. today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement to combine in an all-stock transaction. Dominion Energy shareholders will…
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Ingka Group unveils hybrid power park in Portugal, unlocking 233 GWh
Imagine significantly increasing renewable energy output while optimizing an existing grid connection—without building entirely new infrastructure. That is exactly what Ingka Group, the largest IKEA retailer, is doing…
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Work on Maasvlakte beach in full swing for offshore wind connection
Along the Maasvlakte beach, the energy transition is becoming physically apparent. Temporary work areas, elevated platforms and preparatory activities now signal the next phase in the development…
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Venterra Company, CAPE Holland, Awarded Contract for Fengmiao Offshore Wind Farm in Taiwan
CAPE Holland, a global leader in offshore industry foundation installation equipment and a key company within the Venterra Group, is pleased to announce that it has secured…
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Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners acquires Ørsted’s European onshore business
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), through its fifth flagship fund, Copenhagen Infrastructure V (CI V), has agreed to acquire Ørsted’s European onshore business with over 800 MW in…
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Construction work on Germany’s largest offshore wind farm reaches halfway stage
EnBW is celebrating an important construction milestone for the He Dreiht offshore wind farm, with 32 of a total of 64 wind turbines having been built in…
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Wärtsilä’s to support Kentucky Municipal Energy Agency
Technology group Wärtsilä has signed a ten-year optimised maintenance agreement with the Kentucky Municipal Energy Agency (KYMEA) in the United States. The agreement covers KYMEA’s new 75…
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Jan De Nul launches most advanced simulator for wind farm installation at sea
Jan De Nul is commissioning two high-tech simulators at its Aalst office. The eye-catcher is the crane simulator designed for the installation of wind farms at sea.…
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Enefit Green divests Tolpanvaara Wind Farm to TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund and Rabbalshede Kraft AB
Enefit Green has signed an agreement to sell its Tolpanvaara wind farm in Finland to TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund, marking a strategic step in focusing on the…
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Ignitis Renewables Commits to Implementing Audit Recommendations for Curonian Nord Offshore Wind Project
Ignitis Renewables has confirmed that it will fully implement the recommendations issued by the National Audit Office following its assessment of Curonian Nord, Lithuania’s flagship commercial offshore wind…
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Energy Transition in the Baltic States: Key Challenges and Opportunities Discussed at the Baltic Electricity Market Forum
The Baltic States are at a pivotal moment in their energy transition, where it is essential to strike a balance between market competitiveness, grid security, supply reliability,…
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Greece Energy Roundup — October 2025
October 2025 was a dynamic month for Greece’s energy transition, marked by a wave of announcements and milestones across solar, wind, hydrogen, energy storage and grid development.…
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Lithuania Powers Ahead: Renewables, Storage, and Grid Upgrades Transform Energy Future
In October 2025, Lithuania continued to make significant strides in its energy transition, focusing on expanding renewable generation, energy storage, and grid resilience. The country has been…
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Lithuania’s Renewable Energy Boom: Record Growth and the Path to Unlocking Its Full Potential
Written for The Voice of Renewables by Renwise. Lithuania’s renewable energy capacity is growing impressively, but faces a reality that is holding back projects: only a fifth…
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OWC engaged for Portuguese wind farm areas
The Portuguese Institute for Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA) has appointed ABL Group company OWC to support the geophysical and geotechnical surveys at two wind farm areas offshore Portugal. IPMA is Portugal’s national authority…
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Lithuania Boosts Renewable Energy Output by 16% in Q3 2025 — Local Generation Covers 70% of Electricity Demand
Lithuania’s electricity transmission system operator “Litgrid” has published the country’s electricity system indicators for July–September 2025. In the third quarter of this year, electricity production in Lithuania increased by 16% compared to…
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Low Renewable Generation and Transmission Constraints Drive Lithuanian Power Price Surge
Cool and overcast weather last week increased electricity consumption and led to low solar power generation. Calm weather on Sunday evening and this morning caused electricity price…
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ABL to support North Sea maritime spatial planning project
Energy and marine consultancy ABL has been appointed to support Interreg North Sea’s multilateral NORSAIC project, which aims to improve cooperation and governance in marine spatial planning for a sustainable North Sea…
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Ignitis Group secures a major financing deal tied to the largest Baltic wind farm
Ignitis Group, a renewables-focused integrated utility, has secured EUR 318 million in non-recourse project financing from a strong group of lenders, comprising both institutional and commercial banks,…
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Cybersecurity challenges for the renewable energy sector
Author: Davide Barbieri, PhD As renewable energy becomes the backbone of global decarbonisation, the sector faces a rapidly growing but often underestimated risk: cyberthreats. Solar farms, wind…
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Jan De Nul launches largest cable-laying vessel in the world
Jan De Nul launched its newest cable-laying vessel: the Fleeming Jenkin. The company will use it to install subsea cables for the transmission of renewable energy. The…
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Vestas pauses planned Szczecin factory as offshore demand falters
Vestas has confirmed that it is pausing development of its much-anticipated offshore wind factory in the Polish port city of Szczecin, citing a downturn in European offshore…
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UK Government Unveils Plan to Create 400,000 Clean Energy Jobs by 2030
The UK government has announced a major initiative to boost the clean energy workforce, aiming to create 400,000 new jobs by 2030. The move is part of…
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Decarbonising Lithuanian Industry: Policy, Projects & Players
Lithuania is making strong strides toward decarbonising its industry through a combination of ambitious policy, green‑investment projects, growing cleantech capacity, and evolving regulatory frameworks. Key sectors —…
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Virgin Media O2 and TRIG Sign Strategic 10-Year PPA Linking UK Telecoms to Homegrown Wind Power
The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) announced a strategic ten-year corporate power purchase agreement (PPA) with Virgin Media O2 (VMO2), the UK telecommunications provider formed through the merger…
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Polenergia to Supply 100% Renewable Energy to KGHM Under New cPPA Agreement Supporting Poland’s Green Industrial Transformation
Polenergia – Poland’s largest private energy group – and KGHM – one of the world’s leading producers of copper and silver – have signed a contract for…
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Infineon to purchase long-term green electricity from wind farms in Brandenburg, Germany and solar plants in Spain
Infineon Technologies AG has concluded Power Purchase Agreements (PPA) with PNE AG and Statkraft for green electricity. Over the next ten years, Infineon will purchase green electricity…
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Taaleri SolarWind III Fund invests in a 112 MW wind farm in Latvia
Taaleri Energia’s SolarWind III Fund has invested in Smiltene, a wind farm located in Latvia, approximately 120 kilometres northeast of Riga. The Fund and AEI, a fund…
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Apple expands renewable energy projects across Europe
Apple is significantly expanding its clean energy projects across Europe with new large-scale solar and wind farms now in development in Greece, Italy, Latvia, Poland, and Romania.…
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The 2025 Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Physics: How Quantum Physics and Molecular Chemistry Are Powering the Future of Clean Energy
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi for their pioneering work on metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) — porous crystalline materials constructed from metal ions…
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Hash Functions and Merkle Trees: Securing Data in European Energy Utilities
Europe’s energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented digital transformation. Smart grids, renewable integration, and decentralised energy markets are redefining how electricity is generated, distributed and traded. This…
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Jan De Nul expands activities in Taiwan with new contract for subsea energy cables
Jan De Nul signed a contract with Synera Renewable Energy (SRE) for the installation of export cables on the Taiwanese wind farm Formosa 4. To bring the…
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Greece Balances Growth and Challenges in Its Renewable Energy Transition
Weekly round-up of the latest developments in Greece’s energy sector, based on research by The Voice of Renewables. From policy updates and major investments to the challenges facing industry…
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The Second Offshore Wind Farm Development Tender In LIthuania Did Not Take Place
Lithuanian National Energy Regulatory Council (NERC) announces that the second offshore wind tender (for the development rights to a 700 MW offshore wind farm) is considered not to…
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Lithuania’s Energy Revolution: Balancing Ambition and Reality
A Bold Path to Independence Lithuania’s energy transformation has been nothing short of remarkable. Once heavily reliant on Russian energy imports, the small Baltic nation has reinvented…
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ABL picked to support installation of Eastern Green Link 2
Energy and marine consultancy ABL has been awarded a contract by Eastern Green Link 2 (EGL2) to provide marine warranty survey (MWS) services to support the installation of…
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NERC Resumes Procedures for the Second Offshore Wind Farm Development Tender
Lithuanian National Energy Regulatory Council (NERC) has resumed the procedures for the second offshore wind farm development tender. On September 8, the procedures were temporarily suspended following…
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Hungary to designate 17 areas for wind turbines – key legal changes signal stronger role for wind in forthcoming grid capacity tenders
Hungary has taken a significant step towards accelerating wind energy development by proposing the designation of 17 districts as “eased areas” (also referred to as renewables acceleration…
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Hungary Advances Green Energy: Simplified Wind Farm Regulations and Expanded Capacity
Hungary is striving for a leading role in the production and storage of green energy. The general rules for the establishment of wind farms were adopted the…
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Wind Power Offsets Decline in Solar Generation, Keeping September Electricity Prices in Lithuania Stable
Electricity prices in Lithuania remained stable in September 2025 despite falling solar output and rising consumption, thanks to stronger wind generation, increased thermal production, and higher import…
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New Rules Set for Wind Farm Development in Moldova
Wind power plants in Moldova will now be installed according to a methodology approved by the Ministry of Energy, which outlines where such facilities can be built,…
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SSE Energy Markets signs long-term PPAs with Capital Dynamics, growing CfD-backed portfolio
SSE Energy Markets, part of SSE plc, has strengthened its portfolio of managed third-party assets by signing two long-term route-to-market Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with Capital Dynamics an…
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Greece’s Renewable Energy 2025: Growth Surges Amid Grid and Storage Challenges
Greece has entered 2025 with a renewable energy sector that is simultaneously thriving and troubled. Installed capacity has climbed to record levels, with solar photovoltaics and wind…
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Simtel and HEPA Energy to develop one of the largest hybrid photovoltaic and storage projects in Romania
Simtel, an engineering and technology group listed on the Main Market of the Bucharest Stock Exchange and one of the leading players in Romania’s renewable energy sector,…
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Encavis gets the rights to build a 48 MW wind park in Germany
Hamburg-based wind and solar park operator Encavis has acquired a ready-to-build wind farm project from ABO Energy with a generation capacity of 48 megawatts (MW). The wind…
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Moldova’s Election Results Clear Path for a Renewable Energy Future
Moldova’s ruling pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) scored a clear victory in yesterday’s parliamentary election, securing just over 50% of the vote and a working…
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European Energy inaugurates its first hybrid park with solar and wind power
European Energy has inaugurated its first hybrid park, which combines solar and wind power. The park is located in Kronoberg county in Sweden and has a 49.6…
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Lithuania Smashes It’s Own Renewable Energy Record
Lithuania just had its biggest month ever for green power. In September, 381 MW of new wind capacity was plugged into the grid – enough to power hundreds of…
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European Energy issues new bond on NASDAQ
European Energy has successfully issued a new bond on NASDAQ worth EUR 100m. The bond was met with strong demand from investors and was fully subscribed within…
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AI for Energy Utility Asset Management: Utilities, Transmission & Distribution, and Nuclear – Strategic Impacts, Use Cases, and ROI
Strategic Context Energy operators face increasing pressure to balance reliability, regulatory compliance, sustainability, and cost control. Ageing infrastructure, rising demand, and the growth of intermittent resources such…
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YESS Power Joins the Western Balkans’ Largest Solar Storage Project
In the heart of North Macedonia, a landmark energy project is taking shape — one that could redefine the region’s renewable energy landscape. YESS Power, together with…
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Neoen signs 100 MW renewable energy baseload agreement to supply power to BHP in South Australia
Neoen, one of the world’s leading renewable energy companies, has signed a 100 MW renewable energy baseload agreement to supply power to BHP, a world-leading resources company.…
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Germany’s Onshore Wind Repowering Accelerates Towards 2030 Targets
Preparing for the upcoming OnWIND – Onshore Wind Energy, which will take place on 2/3 June 2026 in Hamburg, The Voice of Renewables prepared this report on…
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Ignitis Group and Vilnius University Strengthen Collaboration to Drive AI Innovation in Energy
Ignitis Group has signed a collaboration agreement with Vilnius University (VU), marking the start of a partnership focused on innovation and the application of artificial intelligence in…
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Environment Minister Thekla Walker Opens Energy Park in Gundelsheim, Germany
Gundelsheim. A microcosm of the future energy system is taking shape in the district of Heilbronn – and the first part is already up and running. The…
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La Caisse to acquire Edify, a leading Australian renewable energy and battery storage company
Edify Energy, a leading Australian renewable energy and battery storage company, and global investment group La Caisse (formerly CDPQ), today announced that binding agreements have been entered…
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Premier Energy closes acquisition of a 158 MW wind park from Iberdrola in Hungary
Premier Energy Group, a leading integrated energy provider in Southeastern Europe and a listed company on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, announces the signing of an agreement to…
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DEME orders new Offshore Construction Vessel
DEME is expanding its fleet with a new Offshore Construction Vessel (OCV), strengthening its subsea cable installation capacity to meet the evolving global offshore wind market. Designed…
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Beyond the Lowest Bid: What Really Matters in Europe’s Energy Transition
When governments and utilities launch auctions for renewable energy projects, the lowest price used to be the ultimate deciding factor. But in 2025, the picture is more…
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Iberdrola sells its business in Hungary for a total consideration of €171 million
Iberdrola has reached an agreement to sell 100% of the shares of Iberdrola Renovables Magyarország KFT, which owns its business in Hungary, to a consortium formed by Premier…
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Enery Completes Growth Facility with Rivage Investment and Kommunalkredit
Enery, a leading green independent power producer in the CEE region, is pleased to announce the successful placement of a medium-term growth facility with Rivage Investment and…
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Moldova increases RES capacities
The Government of Moldova reconfirmed today the intention to promote the use of energy from renewable sources by extending the application period and increasing the capacities allocated…
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Solveo International gets Romanian CfD approved
Romanian Ministry of Energy awarded a French developer, Solveo International, through its SPV ACK SRL, CfD for the Sticlaria Wind Farm project ( 38.4 MW) in Iași…
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Lithuanian wind power plants produced the most electricity last week
Lithuanian electricity TSO Litgrid reports that electricity prices fell 11 percent as wind speeds increased last week. After wind power generation tripled last week, wholesale electricity prices…
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Intermoor and Jumbo Offshore Forge Strategic Alliance
Intermoor, Acteon’s Moorings and Anchors business line, and Jumbo Offshore, a global leader in offshore transportation and installation, announced a strategic alliance aimed at jointly delivering fully…
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Eurowind Energy strengthens its position in the Germany
Eurowind Energy is currently building nine projects in Germany, with a total capacity of 242 MW. The construction phase covers everything from the initial planning to the…
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Statkraft divests part of its RES portfolio in India
Statkraft, Europe’s largest producer of renewable energy, has signed an agreement to sell parts of its renewable energy portfolio in India to Serentica Renewables. The agreement with…
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Lithuania Temporarily Suspends Second Offshore Wind Tender to Enhance Developer Participation
Lithuania’s National Energy Regulatory Council (NERC) has temporarily suspended the procedures for the second offshore wind farm tender, following a government decision on September 6. The tender,…
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WEEKEND READ: Port of Rønne: Pioneering Green Transformation in the Baltic Sea
Ports are rapidly evolving from traditional logistics hubs into critical nodes of the energy transition. Beyond handling cargo, modern ports are becoming centres for renewable energy production, storage, and…
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Moldova 2050 draft Energy Strategy announced
Following a series of earlier announcements, The Ministry of Energy of Moldova presented the draft Energy Strategy until 2050. The announcement was made at a public event,…
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Ocean Winds celebrates the successful installation of the first foundation at the Dieppe – Le Tréport offshore wind farm
Ocean Winds (OW), the international offshore wind energy company created by EDP Renewables and ENGIE, celebrates today a new milestone in the construction of the Dieppe –…
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European Energy completes sale of 33 MW wind portfolio in Germany to EB-SIM
European Energy has reached financial closing on the sale of a 33 MW portfolio of operational wind projects in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, to a fund advised by EB…
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Moldova’s 2025 Parliamentary Elections: A Turning Point for Energy Policy
Parliamentary elections will be held in Moldova in just over a fortnight from today – on 28 September 2025. The outcome of this election will be pivotal…
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Deep Dive: Moldova’s Energy Independence Driven by Renewables + Auction Insights
Moldova aims to achieve energy independence by 2030. The government’s action plan outlines 22 actions related to major infrastructure projects, increasing local electricity generation capacity from renewable…
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Deep Dive Series: Romania’s Energy Procurement Development
As Romania accelerates its renewable journey in 2025, the landscape of energy procurement is undergoing a bold transformation. Driven by the dual pillars of CfDs and PPAs, the country is cementing…
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