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The Danish energy group Ørsted has signed two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to support the development of its 1.4 GW Incheon offshore wind project, located approximately 70 km off the coast of Incheon, South Korea.
The first MoU was signed with Korea South-East Power (KOEN) to explore potential collaboration on the project’s development. Discussions will include KOEN’s possible involvement in areas such as project planning and investment.
Ørsted has also signed a separate MoU with POSCO Group, South Korea’s leading steelmaker. Under this agreement, the two companies will explore cooperation in multiple areas including the supply of high-strength steel for offshore foundations and towers, engineering and construction services, and potential equity participation. The partnership may also extend to project development, as well as offshore wind park operations and maintenance.
The Incheon project, which was originally granted a 1.6 GW Electricity Business License (EBL) in November 2023, was adjusted to 1.4 GW in March 2025 following stakeholder consultations. Ørsted has already completed site investigations as part of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and is now progressing with the EIA process and final design work. Subject to final investment decision, the Incheon project is expected to become one of the largest offshore wind parks in South Korea.
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Chint Solar And Voltis Form Jv To Develop 5 Gw Renewable Projects In UkChint Solar and Voltis have established a new joint venture (JV) named Voltison to jointly develop a renewable energy and storage portfolio of approximately 5 GW in the UK. The partnership will focus on developing more than 15 projects across the country, ranging from locally consented solar, battery energy storage system (BESS), and wind projects of up to 100 MW, to large-scale nationally significant infrastructure projects under development consent orders with a capacity of more than 750 MWp. All required land rights for these projects have been secured, positioning the JV to develop hybrid projects combining utility-scale solar, BESS, and wind power.
The collaboration will combine Chint Solar’s expertise in project development, engineering, procurement, construction, and financing, with Voltis’ experience in originating, consenting, and developing renewable projects across the UK. Furthermore, this partnership aligns with the objectives outlined under the UK Government’s Clean Power 2030 Action Plan.
For this transaction, Alexa Capital served as the exclusive financial advisor to Voltis. Ashurst and Eversheds Sutherland served as legal advisors to Voltis and Chint Solar, respectively.
In June 2025, Chint Solar commenced the next phase of construction of the 130 MW Salteras solar park in Seville, Spain. The 230-hectare project, jointly developed with Tartessos Power Development and owned by Hamburg-based CEE Group, will supply clean energy to over 80,000 households annually.
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Portugal’S Edpr Sells 1.6 Gw Of Us Renewable Energy Assets To Ares ManagementThe US investment manager Ares Management has announced that a fund managed by its Infrastructure Opportunities unit had acquired a 49% stake in diversified US renewable energy assets from Portugal’s EDP Renováveis (EDPR), valuing the business at approximately US$2.9bn (for 100% of the portfolio).
The deal includes 10 assets totalling 1,632 MW of capacity, comprising 1,030 MW of solar, 402 MW of wind, and 200 MW of storage across four US power markets. All projects have secured long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs), with an average remaining contract duration of 18 years.
This acquisition brings the total capacity bought by Ares Infrastructure Opportunities funds since September 2024 to about 5.7 GW spread across 11 states and five US power markets. EDPR operates renewable energy assets throughout Europe, North America, South America, and the Asia Pacific region.
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08 October 20251 min readPortugal’S Edpr Sells 1.6 Gw Of Us Renewable Energy Assets To Ares Management
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Envision Energy Powers Central Asia’S Green Future With Landmark 1 Gw Wind FarmEnvision Energy, a global leader in green technology, has entered into a landmark collaboration in Kazakhstan’s 1 GW Mirny wind farm, the country’s first and most ambitious renewable energy project to date, signing a letter of award (LOA) to supply 124 of its advanced 6.5 MW wind turbines.
The agreement was signed during Kazakhstan Energy Week in Astana, in the presence of project partners TotalEnergies, Samruk-Energo JSC, and KazMunayGas.
Developed by Aktas Energy, a partnership between TotalEnergies, Samruk-Energo JSC, and KazMunayGas, the Mirny project exemplifies how strategic investment, technological innovation, and international co-operation can transform a nation's energy landscape. With an estimated annual output of 4 billion kWh, the project will power over 1 million households while preventing 3.5 million tpy of carbon dioxide emissions. With an integrated 300 MW/600 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS), it will also enhance grid reliability and energy security for the country to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.
Envision Energy was selected for its global leadership, cost-efficient solutions that make clean energy more accessible, and its strong commitment to local content and community engagement. The first turbines are expected to arrive in Kazakhstan by late 2026, with construction scheduled to begin the same year. Once completed, the project will not only reinforce Kazakhstan's energy security but also support the nation's pathway towards achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.
John Lee, General Manager of Asia & Africa Markets at Envision Energy, commented: “Kazakhstan is not only a vital partner of Envision Energy in the global energy transition, but also a nation with extraordinary potential to lead Central Asia towards a net-zero future. The Mirny wind project stands as a landmark example of how innovation and cross-border collaboration can come together to deliver clean, reliable, and affordable energy at scale. With our advanced 6.5 MW turbines, localised capabilities, and renewable-powered global supply chain, we are proud to support Kazakhstan’s ambition to achieve 15% renewable energy by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060. Together with our partners, we are turning this vision into reality- bringing lasting benefits to Kazakhstan, the region, and the world.”
Thierry Plaisant, Managing Director for TotalEnergies Renewables Kazakhstan, added: “No nation or company can tackle climate change alone; it requires cross-border collaboration, technological excellence, and a shared vision. With the advanced turbine technology, global expertise, and strong commitment to local content development, Envision Energy is the partner of choice for Kazakhstan’s landmark wind energy project. Together with Envision, we are confident that the Mirny project will play a pivotal role in helping Kazakhstan achieve 15% renewable energy in its national energy mix by 2030, delivering reliable, efficient, and sustainable clean energy while creating lasting economic and social benefits for local communities.”
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08 October 20253 min readEnvision Energy Powers Central Asia’S Green Future With Landmark 1 Gw Wind Farm
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Spanish Renewable Power Capacity To Reach 218.1 Gw In 2035Spain is reinforcing its clean energy transition with ambitious targets for solar, wind, and hydrogen, backed by strong EU alignment and national reforms.
The country aims to achieve 81% renewable electricity generation by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050 under its updated National Energy and Climate Plan (PNIEC). Against this backdrop, Spain’s cumulative renewable capacity is projected to reach 218.1GW in 2035, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.1% during 2024 – 35, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
GlobalData’s report, ‘Spain Power Market Trends and Analysis by Capacity, Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Regulations, Key Players and Forecast to 2035,’ reveals that Spain’s renewable generation is expected to increase from 131.2 TWh in 2024 to 313.6 TWh in 2035, at a CAGR of 8.2%. Solar photovoltaics (PV) will remain the driving force, with capacity surging from 21.5 GW in 2021 to 152.8 GW by 2035, while onshore wind is forecast to rise from 28.7 GW in 2021 to 56.3 GW in 2035.
Mohammed Ziauddin, Power Analyst at GlobalData, commented: “Spain’s updated PNIEC and policies like the Renewable Energy Economic Regime (REER) and the Climate Change and Energy Transition Law are ensuring strong investor confidence. The competitive auction framework under REER and distributed generation incentives like the Self-Consumption Law are accelerating both utility scale and rooftop solar deployment. Offshore wind and green hydrogen are also emerging as new growth pillars, supported by EU and national funding.”
Spain’s clean energy strategy is reinforced by its limited reliance on Russian gas and diversified LNG imports, while new interconnections with France and Portugal, including the Bay of Biscay and Trans-Pyrenean projects, will enhance supply security and grid flexibility. However, challenges remain around permitting delays, curtailments due to grid constraints, and low cross-border interconnection levels that restrict efficient market integration.
Mohammed Ziauddin concluded: “Spain’s rapid solar PV expansion, strong wind pipeline, and growing green hydrogen sector are setting the stage for long-term decarbonisation. With grid modernisation and cross-border upgrades, Spain is on track to achieve its 2030 and 2050 targets.”
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Sjvn Green Commissions 129 Mw Phase Of 1 Gw Bikaner Solar Project – EqIn Short : SJVN Green Energy has commissioned 129 MW of its 1 GW Bikaner solar project in Rajasthan, marking a significant step in the project’s phased rollout. The initial commissioning contributes to India’s renewable energy capacity, providing clean and sustainable electricity. The project supports the state’s energy transition, reduces carbon emissions, and advances India’s ambitious solar power targets.
In Detail :SJVN Green Energy has commissioned 129 MW of its 1 GW Bikaner solar project in Rajasthan, marking the first phase of the large-scale installation. This milestone contributes to India’s growing renewable energy capacity.
The Bikaner project is part of India’s broader push to expand solar power generation and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. SJVN Green Energy is leveraging advanced technology to ensure efficiency and reliability.
The initial 129 MW commissioning will supply clean electricity to thousands of households and industries, supporting sustainable energy adoption across the region and reducing dependence on conventional power sources.
The project is being executed in multiple phases, with subsequent capacity additions planned to reach the full 1 GW target. Phased commissioning allows for operational testing and gradual integration into the grid.
SJVN Green Energy aims to optimize energy output through modern solar technologies, including high-efficiency modules and smart monitoring systems, to maximize performance and ensure long-term sustainability of the project.
The Bikaner solar project contributes to India’s renewable energy targets, supporting national efforts to achieve 500 GW of installed renewable capacity by 2030 and reduce carbon emissions across the power sector.
The initiative also creates employment opportunities in construction, installation, and operations, while fostering skill development in solar technology and project management, benefiting local communities.
Government policies and incentives for renewable energy have facilitated project execution, encouraging private and public sector players to invest in large-scale solar power development across India.
Upon completion, the 1 GW Bikaner solar project will significantly strengthen the state’s energy infrastructure, provide reliable green electricity, and reinforce India’s commitment to a sustainable, low-carbon energy future.
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The Us Reconsiders 2.8 Gw Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Park ApprovalThe US Department of Justice has notified a federal court of its intention to review, and potentially revise, the approval of the Construction and Operations Plan (COP) for the Atlantic Shores South offshore wind park, located off the coast of New Jersey. The project, a joint venture between EDF and Shell, has a projected capacity of up to 2.8 GW.
In October 2024, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) granted final approval for the COP, paving the way for the development of the Atlantic Shores South offshore wind complex, including 197 wind turbines.
This move comes as the US administration continues to scrutinize offshore wind developments. In late September 2025, BOEM filed a motion in federal court seeking to withdraw its approval of the 2.4 GW SouthCoast Wind project off the coast of Massachusetts.
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07 October 20251 min readThe Us Reconsiders 2.8 Gw Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Park Approval
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Envision Energy Powers Central Asia'S Future With Landmark 1 Gw Mirny Wind Project In KazakhstanDeveloped by Aktas Energy, a partnership between TotalEnergies, Samruk-Energo JSC, and KazMunayGas, the Mirny project exemplifies how strategic investment, technological innovation, and international cooperation can transform a nation's energy landscape.
With an estimated annual output of 4 billion kWh, the project will power over one million households while preventing 3.5 million tons of CO₂ emissions annually. With an integrated 300 MW / 600 MWh Battery Energy Storage System, it will also enhance grid reliability and energy security for the country to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.
The first turbines are expected to arrive in Kazakhstan by late 2026, with construction scheduled to begin the same year. Once completed, the project will not only reinforce Kazakhstan's energy security but also support the nation's pathway toward achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.
"Kazakhstan is not only a vital partner of Envision Energy in the global energy transition, but also a nation with extraordinary potential to lead Central Asia toward a net-zero future," said John Lee, General Manager of Asia & Africa Markets at Envision Energy, "The Mirny wind project stands as a landmark example of how innovation and cross-border collaboration can come together to deliver clean, reliable, and affordable energy at scale."
"No nation or company can tackle climate change alone; it requires cross-border collaboration, technological excellence, and a shared vision," said Thierry Plaisant, Managing Director for TotalEnergies Renewables Kazakhstan, "With the advanced turbine technology, global expertise, and strong commitment to local content development, Envision Energy is the partner of choice for Kazakhstan's landmark wind energy project. Together with Envision, we are confident that the Mirny project will play a pivotal role in helping Kazakhstan achieve 15% renewable energy in its national energy mix by 2030, delivering reliable, efficient, and sustainable clean energy while creating lasting economic and social benefits for local communities."
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German Renewable Power Capacity To Reach 509.9 Gw In 2035, Forecast GlobaldataGermany is accelerating its clean energy transition with ambitious targets for renewables, hydrogen, and LNG diversification, underpinned by robust federal policies.
The country has officially phased out nuclear power as of 2023 and is committed to phasing out coal-fired generation by 2038, with discussions underway to advance the deadline to 2030. Against this backdrop, Germany’s cumulative renewable power capacity is forecast to reach 509.9 GW in 2035, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.7% during 2024 – 35, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
GlobalData’s report, ‘Germany Power Market Trends and Analysis by Capacity, Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Regulations, Key Players and Forecast to 2035,’ reveals that in 2024, renewables accounted for 54.7% of Germany’s electricity generation, led by wind and solar photovoltaics (PV). By 2035, renewable generation is expected to reach 628 TWh, accounting for 82.9% of the power mix, driven by large scale solar PV expansion and onshore and offshore wind development.
Mohammed Ziauddin, Power Analyst at GlobalData, commented: “Germany is targeting 80% renewable generation by 2030, supported by its Renewable Energy Act (EEG), National Hydrogen Strategy, and significant investment in grid modernisation. The country targets 30 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030. Complementary policies such as the Power Plant Security Act and H2Global are creating certainty for renewable investors and hydrogen developers.”
Germany’s energy transition is also being shaped by geopolitical dynamics. The Russia – Ukraine war accelerated the end of Russian gas imports, leading to rapid expansion of LNG import capacity and diversification of suppliers, including Norway, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the US. At the same time, Germany is forging hydrogen partnerships with countries such as Canada, Norway, and Namibia to secure future energy supplies.
Challenges remain in terms of grid congestion, Dunkelflaute (periods of low renewable output), and slow rollout of dispatchable gas-fired capacity to back up intermittent renewables. Rising energy prices, regulatory uncertainties, and lengthy permitting processes for wind projects also constrain deployment. However, large scale investments in hydrogen infrastructure, battery energy storage, and smart grids are expected to strengthen long-term system resilience.
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India Launches 1.2 Gw Renewables-Plus-Storage TenderFrom pv magazine India
SECI has issued a tender inviting bids for the development of 1.2 GW of renewable energy projects coupled with energy storage systems to ensure an assured peak power supply of 4.8 GWh (1,200 MW x four hours) daily. The projects will be developed on a build-own-operate basis.
SECI will sign 25-year power purchase agreements (PPA) with successful bidders, acting as an intermediary between developers and the buying entities, which will be identified later.
The selected developers will set up interstate transmission system-connected renewable energy projects integrated with energy storage systems. All generation and storage components must be co-located for each project.
The scope of work for developers includes land acquisition, installation, ownership, and obtaining all necessary grid connectivity and regulatory approvals. Projects may be located anywhere in India.
The energy storage system component is mandatory and must be charged exclusively through renewable sources. Developers may either own the storage system or arrange it through a third party. Storage technology may be modified at any time during the PPA term.
Each bidder must submit a single bid for a minimum contracted capacity of 50 MW and a maximum of 600 MW, in integral values only.
According to the tender, developers must deliver 4,000 kWh of energy per MW of contracted capacity during peak hours, as scheduled by the buying entity. For example, a 100 MW project would be required to deliver up to 400 MWh of energy during peak hours on a daily basis.
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04 October 20252 min readIndia Launches 1.2 Gw Renewables-Plus-Storage Tender
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Vattenfall Files Permit For 2.9 Gw Onshore Wind Project In SwedenThe Swedish energy group Vattenfall has submitted an environmental permit application for the proposed construction of the 2.9 GW Storlandet onshore wind park in northern Sweden. The submission, which includes a full Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), was filed with the Land and Environmental Court at the Umeå District Court. According to Vattenfall, the wind park could produce around 9 TWh/year of electricity, helping to meet the growing demand from the mining and steel industries in the region. An environmental permit can only be granted if the local municipality gives its approval — a process that could take up to three years.
As of the end of 2024, onshore wind accounted for nearly 32% of Sweden’s total installed power generation capacity (17 GW and 53 GW, respectively).
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03 October 20251 min readVattenfall Files Permit For 2.9 Gw Onshore Wind Project In Sweden
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Italy'S Prysmian Selected For 2 Gw Egl4 Hvdc Interconnector (Uk)The UK’s transmission operators, SP Transmission and National Grid Electricity Transmission, have selected the Italian cable maker Prysmian as the preferred bidder for the Eastern Green Link 4 (EGL4) high-voltage direct current (HVDC) cable interconnector project in the United Kingdom. The proposed EGL4 project will have a transmission capacity of 2 GW and will span approximately 646 km, linking Fife in Scotland to West Norfolk in England via a combination of subsea and underground cables. Planning applications are scheduled to be submitted in Scotland in late 2025 and in England in 2026. Subject to approval, construction is anticipated to begin in 2029, with the interconnector expected to become operational by 2033.
In the UK, Prysmian has previously delivered several major interconnector projects, including Eastern Green Link (EGL) 1 and 2 (each with 2 GW capacity), as well as the 1.4 GW Viking Link.
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03 October 20251 min readItaly'S Prysmian Selected For 2 Gw Egl4 Hvdc Interconnector (Uk)
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Greece And Egypt Power Tsos Sign Mou On 3 Gw Power Interconnection ProjectThe power transmission system operators (TSOs) of Greece (ADMIE) and Egypt (EETC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the project promoter ELICA, a subsidiary of the Greek investor Copelouzos Group, to advance the GREGY electricity interconnection. The €3.6bn GREGY project aims to transmit 3 GW of renewable electricity, mainly generated from Egypt’s solar and wind parks, to Europe via a submarine HVDC cable. Originally proposed in 2009, it gained renewed urgency following Europe’s energy crisis triggered by the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022.
This agreement marks a significant milestone in the development of the project. GREGY is recognized as a Project of Common and Mutual Interest (PCI/PMI) and is included in the EU’s Global Gateway programme for critical infrastructure. The signing of the MoU also initiates the next phase of studies for the subsea interconnection.
GREGY is the second power-link project connecting Egypt and Greece. The first, the EuroAfrica Interconnector, which also involves Cyprus, has a planned capacity of 2,000 MW.
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03 October 20251 min readGreece And Egypt Power Tsos Sign Mou On 3 Gw Power Interconnection Project
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