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.
Taaleri Energia and Encro acquire 111 MW wind farm in Croatia
In collaboration with the wind energy company Encro, Taaleri Energia acquired the Zadar wind farm in Croatia through its Taaleri SolarWind II fund. The 25 Nordex wind turbine 111 MW wind farm, which is situated […]
Edify Energy receives government approval for 600 MW solar park in Queensland
Edify Energy, an Australian solar and battery storage developer, has received federal approval for its over 600 MW Smoky Creek solar project in central Queensland, Australia. Reportedly, the Commonwealth government has given the project the […]
European Energy divests 470 MW wind and solar portfolio to Energix
European Energy has inked an agreement to sell wind and solar projects to Energix. These projects have a total capacity of 470 MW and are situated in Lithuania. Out of the total 470 MW, the […]