Enercon, in partnership with Salzgitter AG’s subsidiary Ilsenburger Grobblech and TMGROUP’s SMB Schönebecker Maschinenbau, has delivered one of Europe’s first onshore wind turbine towers fabricated from lower‑emissions (“green”) steel. Installed in early 2025 on an E‑138 EP3 turbine at the Diepholzer Bruch wind farm in Lower Saxony, Germany, this tower reduces CO₂ emissions by over 70% compared to standard steel towers.
The hybrid steel tower features a modular design—pre‑edged steel plates form the base and conical sections extend above—optimizing transport, assembly, and recyclability. The CO₂-reduced slabs are produced entirely from recycled scrap in electric arc furnaces powered largely by renewable energy, aligning with Salzgitter’s SALCOS® initiative to cut emissions up to 95% by 2033.
Asso.subsea has been awarded a nearshore cable installation contract for three projects under TenneT’s 2 GW program in Germany. The offshore grid connection projects—BalWin4, LanWin1, and...
Read moreThe first turbine foundation has been successfully installed for the 1.6 GW Nordseecluster offshore wind project around 50 kilometres north of the German island of Juist.
Read moreEnBW has opened an 80MW solar farm that is set to generate electricity for around 30,000 households in Germany. The Langenenslingen solar facility is the largest photovoltaic installation ever develo...
Read moreVodafone has commissioned its first solar park in Germany in Boldekow (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania), with energy company Iberdrola. The Boldekow solar park in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, equipped...
Read moreEDPR has secured exclusive rights to develop a 219 MW wind project in Lower Saxony, Germany. EDP secured the Uelzen-Suderburg site through a land auction conducted by Caeli Wind, a digital platform t...
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