Fluence Corp has been awarded a €3.9 million (US$ 4.5 million) contract by ArcelorMittal for the design and construction of a wastewater treatment and waste-to-energy (EfW) system facility in Ghent, Belgium.
The project, featuring anaerobic digestion technology, is expected to commence its operation by December 2019. The facility will be the first wastewater and EfW system that is being used for the steel industry.
Bladt Industries has secured a turnkey contract to supply an offshore substation for the project. The company will partner with Semco Maritime, which will be responsible for the electrical systems, an...
Read moreParkwind has selected MHI Vestas to provide the turbines. Installation is planned for late 2019. The conditional order includes a service agreement
Read moreParkwind NV has applied for an undisclosed amount of funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for the project. The loan has been under appraisal since March 21, 2018. The company aims to achiev...
Read moreConstruction contracts worth over EUR200 million (US$247 million) have been awarded for the modular offshore grid which will connect to the wind farm. Completion is scheduled for September 2019