The German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency has granted Iberdrola approval to build Baltic Eagle, the Baltic Sea’s largest offshore wind farm. With a capacity of 476 MW, Baltic Eagle will be able to generate enough clean energy to power 475,000 homes, while reducing carbon emissions by over 800,000 tonnes per year. By the end of 2024, the wind farm should be operational.
International Conference on Biomass Densification: Leading Towards Sustainable Energy Solutions supported by the MNRE: August 9, 2023 at New Delhi
In today’s world the environment is the most important concern for every country and individual. Discussions on global platform have developed seriousness towards the subject and many industry giants are working on the environment and […]
Transmission Bottlenecks: Recent developments under the GEC project
To enable proper evacuation of renewable energy, India started planning for green energy corridors (GEC) almost a decade back. Ambitious targets have been set over the years in different phases. The implementation of GECs has […]