Spanish construction engineering group ACS, through its subsidiary Cobra Wind, has completed the construction and started the operation of the 50 MW Kincardine floating offshore wind farm project in Scotland, UK. The project is the world's largest floating offshore wind farm as classified by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS).
Located off the coast of Aberdeen, the offshore wind farm consists of six MHI Vestas wind turbines, five V164-9.5 MW turbines mounted on semi-submersible floating platforms, and a single V80-2.0 MW wind turbine. The turbines were placed on triangular semi-submersible foundations tugged to position and moored with four lines each to the bottom at depths of 60 to 80 meters. The project can generate up to 218 GWh of energy per year.
SSE Renewables is investing up to GBP50 million (US$68.8 million) for the next two years to repower the Tummel Bridge hydropower plant project in the Scottish Highlands, UK. The repowering...
Read moreILI Group has begun the initial planning phase for the new 600 MW Corrievarkie Pumped Storage Hydro (PSH) project at Loch Ericht, Dalwhinnie, Highlands. The project will create a new upper reservoir...
Read moreCarlto Power, through its subsidiary Trafford Green Hydrogen, has submitted a planning application to develop Manchester’s first hydrogen fuel hub. Based at the Trafford Low Carbon Energy Park,...
Read moreThe Trafford Green Hydrogen, a unit of Carlton Power, has applied for the development approval from the Trafford Council for a 10 MW hydrogen system in Carrington, UK. The proposed capacity can...
Read moreSSE has purchased the project development rights for its first 50 MW battery storage asset on a consented site in Wiltshire, from Harmony Energy Limited. SSE plans to bring the project to financial c...
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