Iberdrola, a Spanish electric utility company, has acquired the rights to the Mount James wind farm in Queensland, Australia. The wind energy project covers more than 50,000 hectares of land and has completed its environmental studies. Reportedly, Mount James, in north Queensland, is the world’s largest onshore wind farm, with a capacity of 1 GW. The financial details of the deal have not been dis closed by either company.
IHI secures 1 GW hydrogen export project in Queensland
IHI Corporation, a Japanese company, has joined the consortium of companies developing the green hydrogen hub HyNQ—North Queensland Clean Energy Project. To build the renewable energy and environmentally friendly hydrogen and ammonia production and export […]
France plans to float 1 GW tender for offshore wind farm
The French government announced plans to launch a tender for an offshore wind farm in state waters for up to 1 GW and claimed to have found a suitable location in the Atlantic, west of […]
CIP secures AUD 814 million financing for green hydrogen project in Australia
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its CI Energy Transition Fund I (ETF I) has secured AUD 814 million for the Murchison green hydrogen project in Western Australia. This financing has been secured through the Australian […]