#offshore wind

Avangrid has commissioned 10 turbines at the 806 MW Vineyard Wind 1 project, making it the largest operating offshore wind project in the USA.

The lease will allow the company to develop a 1.5 GW offshore wind hub, complementing N-12.1, its existing project.

The funding includes almost $819.5 million for the installation and commissioning of 1 GW of offshore projects, 500 MW each off the coast of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu.

Both projects were first awarded in 2019 as part of NYSERDA’s first offshore wind solicitation and were later re-awarded.

The North Planning Applications Committee approved the project’s onshore application for planning permission in principle.

The project is a joint venture between Mingyang Smart Energy and BASF.

Located off the coast of Brittany, the project’s production is around 1,820 GWh/year, about 9% of Brittany’s total consumption.

Brazil awaits the consideration by the Federal Senate of Bill 11247/2018, which regulates the use of the potential of offshore wind energy.

The Nordseecluster is being implemented in two phases, Nordseecluster A and B.

TenneT’s socket is intended for the wind farm that RWE/OranjeWind will have built at sea in the coming years.

The wind farm will have a capacity of 810 MW.

The 960 MW He Dreiht offshore wind farm, worth €2.4 billion, is being developed by EnBW.

Once completed, the project will generate enough electricity to supply around 475000 homes annually.

The first sea cable for TenneT’s Hollandse Kust (west Beta) offshore wind farm will be retracted under the dunes near Velsen early next week.

Installation of more wind turbines is expected in the coming weeks.

The framework agreement stipulates how Hitachi Energy and Aibel’s projects with RWE will be handled.

The wind farm is expected to be the US’ largest offshore wind farm upon completion.

The deal marks Masdar’s strategic entry into the Bahrain market.

The companies will apply their respective expertise and capabilities to develop the project together.

With this connection, Taiwan’s offshore wind capacity has doubled.

The project is said to be Europe’s first commercial-scale floating wind project.

The offshore wind farm will be the world’s largest once finished.

The wind farm will have a capacity of 1 GW once finished.

The Hail Long project will have a capacity of 1044 MW.