Luxcara and GE Renewable Energy announced an agreement to deliver 753 MW of onshore wind capacity with the Önusberget wind farm in northern Sweden.
The project will be the largest single onshore wind farm in Europe and GE's largest onshore wind farm contract outside of the US. Luxcara has already started infrastructure work, and GE will begin installing turbines as early as July of this year.
GE Renewable Energy will supply 137 of its Cypress 5.5 MW turbines, a powerful turbine with a 158-meter rotor, ideally suited for the project site's wind speeds and climate. The turbine blades will be equipped with an innovative ice mitigation system, ensuring a stable level of availability and reduced downtime. The parties also agreed on a 25-year full-turbine maintenance and service contract.
The project with its sub-parks Kallamossen and Djupdal will produce enough power to supply electricity to the equivalent of more than 200,000 Swedish households per year and will save close to 1,000,000 tons of CO₂ over its lifetime.
Ardian Infrastructure has signed 20-year financing for its 286 MW Åndberg wind farm in Sweden. The financing is provided by KfW IPEX-Bank, which is the part of KfW Group responsible for project and export finance.
Read moreForesight Group LLP has reached the closing of co-investment from a syndicate of four institutions it has arranged to invest alongside Foresight Energy Infrastructure Partners (FEIP), to finance the greenfield 231 MW Skaftåsen onshore wind project in Sweden.
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Siemens Gamesa has launched a deal to supply its new the most powerful geared SG 5.8-155 onshore wind turbine. The first of the 35 units, all with flexible power rating operating at 6.6 MW, will be installed in the second quarter of 2021 in the Skaftåsen project in Sweden, the first in the world to feature the Siemens Gamesa 5.X platform.
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The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has approved Gazprom´s application for the final section of the EUR 9 billion (USD 10 billion) Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline which will transport natural gas from Russia to Germany, crossing the territorial waters of Russia, Denmark and Germany, along with the Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) of Russia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Read moreSiemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has reached an agreement to acquire selected European assets of Senvion Group for EUR200 million (US$223 million).
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