A German offshore wind project is set to use Ming Yang Smart Energy's powerful 18.5 MW turbines, stirring industry concerns and prompting government review.

A new offshore wind farm in the German North Sea has signed a preferred supplier agreement with China’s Ming Yang Smart Energy for the world's largest 18.5 MW turbines. This selection could make it the first project to employ these massive turbines, but it has sparked industry resistance and a government ...

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Milan, 02 July 2024 – Prysmian announces that it has completed the acquisition of Encore Wire Corporation (NASDAQ: WIRE).

In accordance with the terms of the merger ...

Prysmian has marked its annual “Sustainability and Innovation Days” event by announcing the acceleration of some key sustainability initiatives, as well as updates to medium term targets in its Sustainability Plan. ...

Statkraft will prioritise growth of its core business and optimise its portfolio through selective divestments.

The sharpened strategy will prioritise investments in Norwegian hydropower, market operations, and growth in ...

Finnish energy company Helen has selected Sweco as EPCM partner in the implementation of its first production plant for green hydrogen. Production of hydrogen is set to start in 2026, ...

First 14 XXL monopiles manufactured in Spain by the JV Navantia Seanergies-Windar Renovables were transported with flexible site planning and heavy lifting equipment.

03 July 2024

As offshore ...