juwi has announced that it was successful in Germany's Federal Network Agency's fourth onshore wind tender. The company secured awards for projects in Beelitz (Brandenburg) near Potsdam and Krackow (Mecklenburg-Vorpommern) at the German-Polish border, and two projects in Freisen (Saarland) near St. Wendel.
As a result, juwi has already been successful this year with 15 wind energy projects with a total output of over 130 MW.
In total, the Federal Network Agency awarded 670 MW of onshore wind capacity in the latest bidding round. At EUR0.0626 (US$0.0715) per kilowatt hour, the average auction price was only slightly below the maximum bid of EUR0.063 (US$0.072) per kilowatt hour.
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October 16, 2018
Gasunie, TenneT and Thyssengas to develop 100 MW power-to-gas project in Germany
The grid operators TenneT, Gasunie Deutschland and Thyssengas have put forward detailed plans for coupling the electricity and gas grids and advancing the energy transition. The three grid operat...
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October 04, 2018
German government announces new tenders for over 8 GW solar and wind capacity by 2020
The government of Germany has passed a resolution to tender over 8 GW solar and wind capacity in the next two years.
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October 01, 2018
NOTUS Energy orders Vestas turbines for two wind projects in Germany
Vestas has announced that it has received a 12 MW order from NOTUS energy Plan GmbH & Co. KG for two V150-4.2 MW turbines and one V136-3.6 MW turbine for the Lübbenow II and Lübbenow III...
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September 27, 2018
EnBW inaugurates 16.5 MW wind project in Germany
EnBW has officially inaugurated the Aalen-Waldhausen wind farm in Baden-Württemberg, south-west Germany. Comprised of five turbines, the wind farm has been feeding into the el...
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September 25, 2018
385 MW offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea generates first power
Equinor has announced that the Arkona offshore wind farm, located in the German part of the Baltic Sea, has supplied its first electricity into the German electricity grid. The 385 MW project, op...
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