Nordex Group has secured orders totalling approximately 700 MW from renewable energy developer UKA (Umweltgerechte Kraftanlagen GmbH & Co. KG) for multiple onshore wind...

The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission has implemented a new order to expedite the renewal of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for renewable energy projects, specifically Mini-Hydro and Wind power. This system of "deemed approval" aims to prevent delays in contract renewals, ensuring timely payments and continuous supply of electricity to the state grid.

Actis has acquired Klara Renewables, a 171 MW onshore wind portfolio, from CVC DIF, marking its second renewable energy platform in Central and Eastern Europe. The initiative aims to develop up to 1.5 GW of renewable capacity, enhancing Poland's transition to renewable energy while reducing reliance on coal by 2040.

Enel Green Power RSA has launched its 330 MW Impofu Wind Farm cluster in South Africa, enhancing renewable energy supply to the commercial sector. This project includes three wind farms and significant transmission infrastructure, supported by agreements with Sasol and Air Liquide, aiming to boost decarbonization and local community development.

Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited has launched its 100.8 MW Jewali Wind Project in Maharashtra, enhancing its renewable energy portfolio to support India’s clean energy goals. The project, featuring 28 advanced wind turbines, will generate 299 million kWh annually, offsetting 245 million kg of CO₂ emissions, and elevates Tata Power’s total renewable capacity to 11.6 GW.

The Nordex Group will supply three N175/6.X wind turbines for the 20 MW Twistenberg Wind Farm in northern Hesse, Germany, under a 20-year service agreement. This facility will produce about 55 GWh of renewable electricity annually, significantly aiding Continental's decarbonization goals and providing two-thirds of its power needs.

Statkraft has started construction on the 72 MW Emma Wind Project in Peru, its first wind investment in the country. The project aims to produce around 325 GWh of electricity annually, enhancing Statkraft's renewable portfolio alongside existing hydropower and solar assets. It focuses on local employment and supports Peru's clean energy transition.

The Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association's report outlines a strategy to position India as a leading global exporter of wind turbines. With growing demand and an installed capacity of 24 GW, the report highlights challenges in competitiveness and proposes solutions like export finance incentives, localization efforts, and a "Brand India Wind" initiative.

Inox Clean Energy Limited has received a ₹700 crore investment from Adar Poonawalla Family Office, valuing the company at ₹70,000 crore. This follows an ₹800 crore investment from CalPERS. The funds will enhance Inox's renewable energy projects, manufacturing capacity, and support strategic acquisitions, reinforcing its growth in the clean energy sector.

The Nordex Group has secured new orders from ENOVA and BMR energy solutions to supply and install 30 wind turbines with a combined capacity...

WindEurope urges European Parliament Members to enhance permitting rules and EU-wide electricity grid planning to ensure energy security and competitive clean energy transition. As delays hinder over 500 GW of wind capacity awaiting approval, the organization calls for improved coordination, streamlined processes, and successful reforms, emphasizing the need for decisive policy action.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) has announced a tender for a 45.6 MW wind power project in Andhra Pradesh. The project, under the EPC model, requires the use of specific wind turbines and includes full execution responsibilities for the contractor. The commissioning deadline is 14 months post-award, with bids open from July 3, 2026.

Vestas has secured wind turbine orders totaling 309 MW in Europe and Japan during Q2, enhancing its market presence. Projects span Poland, Romania, Latvia, Eastern Europe, and Japan, featuring its latest turbine models and long-term service agreements to ensure operational performance. Deliveries and commissioning are scheduled for 2027 and beyond.

Suzlon Group has received a 105 MW wind energy order from Sunsure Energy for its new S175 wind turbine platform, marking its first commercial deployment in India. This deal, which includes 21 turbines, elevates their partnership's cumulative capacity to 400.8 MW and supports growth in India’s renewable energy market.

Masdar has commenced construction on a 1 GW wind farm in Kazakhstan's Zhambyl region, its first renewable project in the nation. Valued at $1.4 billion, it includes a 600 MWh battery system to stabilize the grid. The project aims to power 880,000 homes and reduce carbon emissions by 2.5 million tonnes annually.

The Nordex Group has secured a 325 MW wind energy project in the U.S., involving the supply of 55 N163/5.X turbines. CEO Manav Sharma highlighted the company's commitment to the local energy sector with turbines manufactured in Iowa, enhancing Nordex's presence in North America's growing renewable energy market.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has revised guidelines for prototype wind turbine installations, allowing commercial sale of generated electricity and changing the installation approval process to require inclusion in the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers. These amendments aim to enhance the commercial framework and compliance in the wind energy sector.

WindEurope urges EU Energy Ministers to adopt a legally binding 2040 renewable energy target to ensure investment confidence for post-2030. They highlight the success of the existing 2030 target in promoting wind and solar power, and warn that uncertainty could hinder progress in the energy sector and economic growth in Europe.

Suzlon has entered a new EPC contract with Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited for a 400 MW wind project in Andhra Pradesh. This partnership enhances their collaboration to over 1 GW. Suzlon will supply 127 wind turbines and handle all project aspects, supporting India's renewable energy transition and reinforcing its market presence.

Juniper Green Energy has commissioned India’s largest wind turbine, a 5 MW generator with a 181-metre rotor diameter, enhancing its renewable energy portfolio. This project includes 51 EN-182 turbines deployed across various sites in six months. The company aims to support India's clean energy transition, adding 82 MW in Rajasthan and Gujarat.