ENGIE is financing the £2 billion Moray West wind farm in Scotland, which relies on renewable power purchase agreements with companies for its production. ENGIE's joint venture, Ocean Winds, has tripled the size of its project portfolio since its creation in 2020.

Dragados Offshore and Siemens Energy have won a €7 billion contract to build three wind energy conversion platforms in the North Sea as part of Germany's energy transition plan. These platforms will convert the power generated by several wind farms into high voltage direct current.

Poland is moving towards greener energy with the Baltica 2 offshore wind project, which will be equipped with 107 14 MW wind turbines supplied by Siemens Gamesa. This facility is expected to significantly reduce CO2 emissions while enhancing the country's energy security.

Nine European countries have come together to accelerate the decarbonization of the continent by increasing their North Sea wind power capacity tenfold, with a target of 120 GW in 2030 and 300 GW in 2050, requiring colossal investments and significant political and industrial coordination.

TenneT has awarded contracts for 14 grid connection systems in the North Sea, enabling Europe to secure an independent renewable energy source and become the first carbon neutral continent by 2050.

Voltalia, a French renewable energy company, is facing a preliminary court ruling suspending permits for two wind farms in the Canudos project in Brazil due to the presence of Lear parrots in the area.

Transocean and Eneti announce the formation of a joint venture to perform offshore wind turbine foundation installation activities. Through this collaboration, the two partners will be able to combine their respective experience in offshore services to provide turnkey solutions to customers in the wind energy sector.

Poland's largest state-owned energy company, PGE, signs a landmark agreement with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy to supply 107 offshore wind turbines for the Baltica 2 project. The project is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2027.

ACCIONA Infrastructure has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ørsted to jointly develop large-scale foundation manufacturing solutions for offshore wind farms.

Freja Offshore is applying for a construction permit for the Mareld floating wind farm, which could produce up to 2.5 GW and supply more than half of the total electricity consumption of the Västra Götaland region in Sweden.

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has selected Global Wind Service for the pre-assembly of its offshore wind farm in Fécamp, France. The 497 MW wind farm, which will provide electricity to 770,000 people, will include 71 SG 7.0-154 turbines manufactured in France.

Greenalia, a company specialized in renewable energy, has obtained the administrative authorization for the construction of a new 27 MW wind farm on the Iberian Peninsula. Composed of 6 wind turbines, the project will have an execution budget of more than 19.5 million euros.

Qualitas Energy strengthens its position in the renewable energy sector in Germany with the acquisition of DunoAir Windpark Planung GmbH. The acquisition will also allow Qualitas Energy to add 1.4 GW of projects under development to its German platform.

Fortum sues Vestas in arbitration over wind projects in Russia cancelled due to sanctions. The two companies are fighting over contractual obligations and prepayments, raising questions about the risks of doing business in politically unstable environments.

The IberBlue Wind consortium will invest more than €4 billion to create a combined capacity of 1.96 GW in two offshore wind farms in Portugal and Spain. The farms, Creoula and Juan Sebastian Elcano, will comprise approximately 109 turbines and will contribute to Portugal's goal of generating 80% of its annual electricity needs from renewable sources by 2026.

RWE Supply & Trading and Ocean Breeze Energy have signed a green power purchase agreement for the BARD Offshore 1 wind farm in Germany. The partnership will allow RWE to market the wind farm's power generation under a direct marketing scheme from April 2023.

OX2, in collaboration with Ingka Investments, signs an agreement with EEW SPC for the delivery of monopile foundations for two offshore wind farms in Sweden, allowing the projects to start as soon as the final permit is obtained.

Siemens Gamesa is supplying wind turbines for a hybrid energy project in India, in partnership with AM Green Energy. This project will help reduce carbon emissions from the steel industry while stimulating the growth of renewable energy in the country.

Renewable energy developer RES has submitted a permit application for its Carnbuck Wind Farm project, located near Corkey, Northern Ireland. With an installed capacity of approximately 50 MW and energy storage capacity, this project could provide clean electricity to an additional 55,000 homes each year.

Nordex Group wins contract to supply eleven Delta4000 series turbines for two wind projects in Germany. Repowering projects will become increasingly important in Germany in the future to replace older turbines.

The French electricity transmission network has completed the connection of the Fécamp offshore wind farm to the national grid. This emblematic project demonstrates RTE's commitment to working with local stakeholders to develop a sustainable and resilient energy system for the future.

The SNSM will receive a 5% share of the tax on offshore wind turbines to finance its sea rescue operations, up to 400,000 euros from 2023. This tax could in the future represent several million euros per year for the association.

Red Sea Wind Energy has secured US$100 million to develop Africa's largest wind farm in Egypt. The project will be built and operated by Red Sea Wind Energy S.A.E. and is expected to be operational by the third quarter of 2025.

Parkwind has successfully installed 24 turbines for the Arcadis Ost 1 wind farm using the RNA floating installation method. This success is a testament to the innovation and dedication of the companies involved in the project, as well as the need for continuous innovation to achieve a sustainable future.

SPIE Nederland is working with Tennet to build a 2GW onshore substation that will connect offshore wind farms to the Dutch high-voltage power grid. The company will focus on the technical installations related to the substation under this 4-year framework agreement.

Gazelle Wind Power and WAM Horizon are collaborating to develop a floating wind pilot plant in Aguçadoura, Portugal, with the objective of providing a cost-effective solution for the development of commercial offshore wind projects in Portugal.