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.
Adani Green Energy to set up Rs 600 billion projects in Andhra Pradesh
At the World Economic Forum, the Adani Group inked an MoU with the government of Andhra Pradesh for about a Rs 600 billion investment by Adani Green Energy in the state. Approximately 10,000 people will […]
Tech Mahindra to acquire 26 per cent Stake in Huoban Energy
Tech Mahindra, an Indian IT services company, has agreed to purchase a 26 per cent share in Huoban Energy 6, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fourth Partner Energy. In Pune, Maharashtra, Huoban Energy 6 will commission […]
L&T establishes its Green Energy Council
Larsen & Toubro (L&T) announced the establishment of the’ L&T Green Energy Council’, a think-tank comprising notable thought leaders. The council will be responsible to discover green energy technology trends, study growing global policy developments, […]