Denmark is planning to set up two energy islands that can supply renewable energy produced by offshore sources to the domestic
market of Denmark and other European countries. Denmark will build the first island in the North Sea to serve offshore wind turbines, with a 3 GW initial serving facility. The capacity will be increased to 10 GW. The second Denmark energy island will be built in the Baltic Sea’s Bornholm islands, with a serving capacity of 2 GW and wind farms will be situated 20 km from the island.
AGEL bags 350 MW of wind power projects in Sri Lanka
Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) has bagged the letter of approval for establishing two wind energy projects in northern Sri Lanka. The project locations are Mannar and Ponneryn. The two projects will be developed with […]
Greenvolt and Bluefloat partner to construct floating wind projects off the Portugal coast
Greenvolt, a renewable energy firm, has teamed up with Bluefloat Energy to construct offshore wind projects off the coast of Portugal. The agreement will combine the local development and permission expertise of Greenvolt with the […]
South Eastern Railway issues tender for 8.4 MW rooftop solar projects
South Eastern Railway has issued a request for proposals to empanel agencies for the development of 8.383 MW grid connected rooftop solar projects. To be located across Odisha, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, the projects will […]