Heliogen has signed a project agreement with Woodside Energy, an Australian energy company owned by Woodside Petroleum, to test a concentrated solar energy project in the United States. Heliogen is planning to build a concentrated solar energy facility with artificial intelligence (AI) at a site in Mojave, California. By 2030, Woodside plans to invest $5 billion in new energy goods and lower-carbon services. Heliogen will be in charge of the facility’s engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) work under the conditions of the newest deal.
Eolus, Simply Blue to develop four floating wind projects in the Baltic Sea
Eolus, a Nordic wind power company, and Simply Blue Group, an Irish firm, have agreed to partner on the development of four commercial-scale offshore wind parks in the Baltic Sea. The remaining facilities will be […]
Innovative Models: Changing technology preference for solar mounting structures and trackers
The balance of system (BoS) plays a key role in the efficient operation of a solar power project. Mounting structures and trackers are the main components of BoS, responsible for the overall functioning of a […]
Vestas to supply turbines for 1.6 GW wind project in Germany
RWE and Northland Power have selected Vestas, a Danish wind turbine manufacturer, as the preferred turbine provider for their Nordseecluster wind project in Germany. The four offshore wind farms that make up the 1.6 GW […]