Equinor ASA, formerly Statoil, has signed a €400 million (US$468 million) deal to take over Danish energy trader Danske Commodities (DC). The deal is in line with Equinor's shift and expansion to renewables, mostly offshore wind but also solar power.
The transaction awaits clearance from the European Commission.
The offshore substation for the project has been handed over by its manufacturer, Navantia, to the project's developer, ScottishPower Renewables. The substation will start its journey to the wind farm...
Read moreNKT A/S has been awarded an over EUR145 million (USD169 m) contract to supply export cabling for the project. Cables will be made in Karlskrona, Sweden, with production scheduled to begin this autumn...
Read moreSD Group has announced the acquisition of small-scale wind turbine manufacturing business of UK-based Kingspan Environmental. Kingspan Environmental has employees and manufacturing...
Read moreDalmore Capital Limited and Pensions Infrastructure Platform has completed the acquisition of 49% stakes in a 550 MW wind portfolio in UK. The joint venture of EDF Energy and EDF Energies Nouvell...
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