Noticias Externas

1. IEA-Growth in global energy demand surged in 2024 to almost twice its recent average

   Even demand in advanced economies is rising again after years of declines, with rapid growth of electricity worldwide driving up consumption of renewables, gas, coal and nuclear Global energy demand grew at a faster-than-average pace in 2024 as the consumption of electricity rose around the world – with increased supply of renewables and natural gas … Continue reading IEA-Growth in global energy demand surged in 2024 to almost twice its recent average →

2. GES will install more than 100 wind turbines in 5 countries with a total capacity of 421 MW by 2025

   GES (Global Energy Services) plans to install more than 100 wind turbines worldwide by 2025, with a combined capacity of at least 421 MW, according to the contracts signed during the first quarter of the year. These figures represent a business backlog of more than €12 million in the installation business and an increase in … Continue reading GES will install more than 100 wind turbines in 5 countries with a total capacity of 421 MW by 2025 →

3. The Jubera wind farm is already operational with two of its eleven wind turbines.

   From Ventas Blancas, from Ocón, and also from the N-232 as it passes through the municipalities of Galilea and Corera. The propellers of two of the wind turbines that will make up the Jubera I and II wind farms can already be seen from different points in the Jubera and Ocón Valleys. The remaining nine … Continue reading The Jubera wind farm is already operational with two of its eleven wind turbines. →

4. The Supreme Court approves the Campelo wind farm, opening the door to wind power in Galicia, Spain

   The Xunta de Galicia (Government of Galicia) welcomed the ruling, stating that the court ruling “opens the door to lifting the suspension of another 64 wind farms” in the region. The regional government defends its commitment to renewables and considers wind energy a fundamental pillar for the decarbonization of the economy.Despite the strong support it … Continue reading The Supreme Court approves the Campelo wind farm, opening the door to wind power in Galicia, Spain →

5. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Secures Australian Hydrogen Headstart Funding, Strengthening Commitment to Green Ammonia

   Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners – a global leader in renewable energy investments – has been successful in the Australian Government’s first hydrogen funding round for its Murchison Green Hydrogen project. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) through its CI Energy Transition Fund I (ETF I), today announced it has secured AUD 814 million through the Australian Government’s Hydrogen … Continue reading Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Secures Australian Hydrogen Headstart Funding, Strengthening Commitment to Green Ammonia →

6. RWE achieves strong earnings in 2024 and invests heavily in expanding its renewables portfolio

   RWE can look back on a successful 2024 fiscal year. Group earnings exceeded expectations, with adjusted EBITDA of €5.7 billion and adjusted net income of €2.3 billion. The company continued to expand its portfolio, investing a total of €10 billion net in offshore and onshore wind farms, solar farms, battery storage systems and electrolysers. New plants with a … Continue reading RWE achieves strong earnings in 2024 and invests heavily in expanding its renewables portfolio →

7. Inauguration of the large Horizonte wind power in Chile

   Enercon installed 140 wind turbines in the Atacama Desert for the energy company Colbún. Completion of a project under difficult conditions. What began in October 2022 with the delivery of the first rotor blades to the port of Antofagasta, Chile, culminated with the official inauguration of the Horizonte wind farm. Last November, the construction team … Continue reading Inauguration of the large Horizonte wind power in Chile →

8. Zelestra Signs Contract with SJVN to Supply Wind and PV Power in India with Battery Storage

   The innovative hybrid multi-technology project will deliver 24/7 clean energy generation, with wind, solar and battery storage technology ensuring firm generation during peak morning and evening demand hours in Maharashtra, India. Zelestra will begin work this year on approximately 250 MWdc solar, 180 MW wind power and a 90 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS) … Continue reading Zelestra Signs Contract with SJVN to Supply Wind and PV Power in India with Battery Storage →

9. SANY Renewable Energy wins first offshore wind turbine order in China

   SANY Renewable Energy has secured a bid for Guangdong Energy Group’s Jieyang Shibeishan offshore wind project, which will deploy 14 offshore wind turbines of 13.6 MW and one 10 MW unit. This milestone project represents SANY’s first back-commercialisation order of large capacity offshore wind turbines, marking the company’s new phase of developing its offshore and … Continue reading SANY Renewable Energy wins first offshore wind turbine order in China →

10. China sets record for longest wind turbine blade loading

    A 133-meter-long, 67-tonne wind turbine blade was successfully loaded onto a ship, breaking the record for the longest wind turbine blade lifting at ports in the Yangtze River basin. In the lifting operation, Y angzhou Port used the gantry crane cooperative operation system for the first time. Through sensors and image recognition technology, real-time monitoring … Continue reading China sets record for longest wind turbine blade loading →

11. Equinor acquires onshore wind farm in southern Sweden

    The wind farm consists of 22 wind turbines with a combined installed capacity of 95MW. Equinor has acquired the operational 95 MW Lyngsåsa wind farm from SUSI Partners. The acquisition is in line with Equinor’s onshore renewables strategy of being a market driven power producer across select markets in Europe and the Americas. The wind … Continue reading Equinor acquires onshore wind farm in southern Sweden →

12. New Record for Wind Generation in Portugal Thanks to Storm Martinho

    Thanks to Storm Martinho, which hit Portugal this week, the national electricity grid has reached new all-time highs for wind energy, with a daily production of 112.4 gigawatts/hour, surpassing the previous record of 110.3 GW/h, set in November of last year. A statement published by REN.pt indicates that on Wednesday, the Martinho storm also allowed … Continue reading New Record for Wind Generation in Portugal Thanks to Storm Martinho →

13. Chile’s largest wind farm inaugurated today with 140 wind turbines

    The wind farm has 140 wind turbines with an installed capacity of 816 megawatts, generating 2,500 GWh, equivalent to powering a city of 750,000 inhabitants day and night. This Thursday, the Horizonte Wind Farm will be inaugurated. Located 130 kilometers from the municipality of Taltal, it will mark a milestone of special importance for the … Continue reading Chile’s largest wind farm inaugurated today with 140 wind turbines →

14. Iberdrola Mexico joins forces with Honda to supply wind energy to its manufacturing plants

    Honda de México signed a contract with Iberdrola México to supply 100% renewable energy to its manufacturing plants in Celaya, Guanajuato, and El Salto, Jalisco, which will contribute to reducing its carbon footprint. “Honda is taking an important step toward the future, moving toward a carbon-free society through our ‘Triple Action to Zero’ initiative. Through … Continue reading Iberdrola Mexico joins forces with Honda to supply wind energy to its manufacturing plants →

15. European power in 2025: the pace, opportunities and challenges of the transition

    Exploring Europe’s energy storage gigawatt-scale revolution, and the hydrogen roadmap to 2030 and beyond. The decarbonisation of Europe’s energy offers vast opportunities, yet also comes with significant challenges, particularly around renewable power and the integration of new wind and solar supply in systems. As renewables are rolled out, system flexibility and electricity demand have struggled … Continue reading European power in 2025: the pace, opportunities and challenges of the transition →