Export Finance Norway (Eksfin) is providing loan financing of EUR 525 million (US$570 million) to Ørsted for the purchase of two transformer platforms from Norway’s Aibel for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm project in the UK.
Hornsea 3, situated off the Norfolk/South Yorkshire coast, will be the world’s single largest wind farm. It is expected to generate a minimum of 2.9 GW of electricity when in operation in 2027, enough to supply around three million homes with clean energy. It will be Ørsted’s third gigawatt-scale project in the Hornsea zone following Hornsea 1 (1.2 GW) and Hornsea 2 (1.3 GW), which are already in operation.
The Hornsea zone is split into four areas allocated for offshore wind farm development. It is connected to Norwich Main National Grid Substation via buried onshore cables and a new onshore substation.
The European Investment Fund (EIF) has signed a EUR150 million (US$161.62 million) cornerstone commitment to the White Summit Capital Decarbonisation Infrastructure Fund II (WDIF II).
Read moreStromar Offshore Wind Farm Limited, a joint venture between Ørsted, BlueFloat Energy and Renantis, has successfully submitted its comprehensive EIA scoping and HRA screening reports for the 1 GW floating offshore wind energy project located approximately 50 km east of Wick, Scotland.
Read moreSouth Gloucestershire Council has granted approval to RES for its 25-MW Varley solar farm project located south east of Cromhall, South West England.
Read moreSustainable Development Capital LLP (SDCL) has closed its energy efficiency infra fund at its EUR 650 million target (USD 711 million).
Read moreAlternative asset manager Gresham House has announced the final close of its second sustainable infrastructure fund at GBP 450 million (USD 550 Million).
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