Aquila Clean Energy EMEA, a renewable energy unit of Aquila Capital, and the Estonian energy company Eesti Energia have signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) for 1.8 TWh of clean energy on a long-term basis.
The power will be produced by a wind farm which is being realized by Aquila Clean Energy in Lithuania. Eesti Energia produces and sells energy and energy solutions in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Finland.
Aquila Clean Energy develops, realizes, and operates clean energy assets using the technologies of solar, wind, hydropower, and battery storage. Currently, Aquila Clean Energy manages a portfolio with a total capacity of more than 9.5 GW.
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February 13, 2023
Vestas to equip 68 MW wind project in Ida-Viru County
Dirkshof has placed an order with Vestas for 68 MW to power the Aidu wind project in Estonia. In addition to the procurement, installation, and commissioning of 15 V150-4.5 MW turbines, the contr...
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January 27, 2023
Construction permit secured for 550 MW pumped hydro storage project in Estonia
Energiasalv has been granted a construction permit by the Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority of Estonia for the construction of the 550 MW pumped hydro storage facility i...
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January 19, 2023
Nordex secures turbine supply contract for Sopi-Tootsi wind project in Estonia
Enefit Green has signed a contract with Nordex for the supply, erection, and maintenance of wind turbines for the development of the Sopi-Tootsi wind farm project located in Estonia. The f...
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January 09, 2023
1.2 GW Estonian offshore wind project secures EIA approval
The Consumer Protection and Technical Supervision Agency (TTJA) of Estonia has approved Utilitas Wind's 1.2 GW Saare-Liivi offshore wind project's environmental impact assessment (EIA) program. ...
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December 26, 2022
Enefit takes FID on 335 MW of EU wind projects
Enefit Green has made final investment decisions for 335 MW of wind projects in Europe. The Sopi-Tootsi project in Estonia will have a capacity of 255 MW, whilst the Kelme I project in Lithuania would...
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