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Content Iss. 2021-05-27

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 EDITORIAL
Battle for Norway's offshore wind picks up speed
Detail_rwe_20210526It has been clear for some time that Norway, too, finally wants to start building offshore wind farms. Shortly before the government's deadline for the first tender, the race is picking up speed, as several major energy companies have announced their participation.

The Norwegian government has already been planning the Utsira Nord and Sørlige Nordsjø II areas in the North Sea for up to 4.5 gigawatts of floating and ground-mounted wind turbines since 2019.

Utsira Nord is a 1,010 square kilometre area located west of Haugesund off the west coast of Norway. It is only suitable for floating wind turbines, is close to the coast and offers opportunities for both demonstration and larger projects.

The ...

 HIGHLIGHTS
IRENA signs partnership with Siemens Energy to push global decarbonisation
List_irena_20210526IRENA and Siemens will also exchange knowledge and expertise on renewable electrification.

The wide-ranging scope of collaboration extends to a variety of opportunities ...

Electrical generation by renewables continues to grow in the U.S.
List_strom_2Sun Day Campaign analyses the latest EIA data.

Electrical generation by wind and solar set a new record in March 2021 and accounted for 16.8% of total U.S. production. In fact, solar and ...

Innovative materials and recycling key to future of wind energy
List_windeurope_mhi_bladesCircularity and sustainability will be central to accelerating wind buildout in line with the European Green Deal.

The EU has committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030, ...

Offshore Wind Accelerator announces Hi-VAS project
List_offshore_wind_6A new project to build industry consensus on setting the future standard array voltage for offshore wind farms has been launched by the Offshore Wind Accelerator.

A new project to build industry consensus on setting the ...

 WINDFAIR EDITORS
HIP announces plans for 10 GW fixed and floating wind turbines in the North Atlantic
Detail_offshore_sunset_1Hecate Independent Power Limited (HIP) has announced plans for the launch of its HIP Atlantic Project. 10,000 MW of fixed and floating wind turbines in the North Atlantic will be connected to the UK by HVDC submarine power transmission cables.

HIP has lodged four connection applications with National Grid Company for an initial 4,000 MW of grid connections to the UK's 400 kV electricity transmission system across four connection sites. Each wind farm – or pod - will be in a different North Atlantic location, and each pod ...

Mammoet introduces specialized crane for Brazilian wind energy market
Detail_mammoet_20210525_1Mammoet has introduced a narrow track CC2800-1 to its fleet in Brazil in order to support the country’s fast-growing wind sector.

Many wind farms in several countries, including Brazil, have narrow internal roads of 6-7 meters wide. This restricts the use of conventional crawler cranes, as conventional machines are severely restricted relocating between turbines. The narrow track cranes can crawl in between turbines with no or partial disassembly, ultimately saving money in civil works and time in dismantling, transport, and ...

U.S. offshore industry takes root
Detail_offshore_14The stage is being set in the U.S. for the development of the offshore wind industry on the East Coast. A number of companies announced this week where they plan to set up headquarters.

Vineyard Wind, a joint venture between Avangrid Renewables and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, will use a space in downtown Bridgeport as its future headquarters for the Park City Wind Offshore project ...

 MEMBER NEWS
GE Renewable Energy to supply Finnish onshore wind farm Event: 14th German-African Energy Forum
List_afrikaverein_20210310The German-African Energy Forum is the flagship event of economic cooperation between Germany and the African continent. For thirteen years, the conference has been hosting up to 500 participants, a yearly average of ten African government delegations and...
Demag extends KBK crane construction kit
List_demag_20210525Demag has extended the possible applications and variations of its KBK crane construction kit. The focus is on components with a higher load capacity, improved utilisation of the available space and less ...
GE develops 12 MW floater
List_ge_20210525The Floating Wind Turbine project is one of several cutting-edge energy technologies GE Research is featuring at the annual ARPA-E Innovation Summit.

GE researchers unveiled details of an ongoing two-year, $4 MM project ...

GE Renewable Energy wins Lincoln Land Wind order
List_ares_20210520The company has announced that it has been selected to provide 107 of GE’s 2.82-127 onshore wind turbines for the 302 project in Morgan County, IL.

GE Renewable Energy announced today that it has been selected to provide 107 ...

 INDUSTRY NEWS
James Fisher Renewables to search for UXO in French waters
BASF and RWE cooperate for a greener future of chemicals
Fraunhofer IWES to construct XXL rotor blade test bench
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