Sequitur Renewables, a portfolio company of ArcLight Capital Partners, LLC, has acquired an operational wind farm in California. This acquisition is part of Sequitur's strategy to increase its presence in the renewable energy sector.

European Energy and Vårgrønn join forces to exploit the potential of offshore wind energy in the Baltic States. This strategic partnership aims to develop sustainable projects, create local jobs and strengthen energy security in the region.

Sweden is authorizing the construction of two offshore wind farms with about 100 turbines, without abandoning nuclear power, in order to fill the gap in alternative energy sources to meet its electricity needs.

Japan selects five promising sites off the coast of Hokkaido for offshore wind farm development, reinforcing its renewable energy and carbon neutrality strategy. This decision marks a major step forward in the global fight against climate change.

Pattern Energy Group LP (Pattern Energy) has signed long-term power purchase agreements with Shell Energy North America (US), L.P. and the University of California for its SunZia wind project. With over 3,500 MW of capacity, SunZia is the largest wind project in the Western Hemisphere.

Ailes Marines successfully installs the first wind turbine of the Saint-Brieuc offshore wind farm in Brittany. The construction of the remaining wind turbines will create approximately 900 jobs in the port of Le Havre and 40 additional jobs for the installation of the electrical equipment in Brest.

Germany and the Baltic States are strengthening their cooperation on offshore wind energy to achieve their carbon neutrality goals. Agreements have been signed for hybrid submarine cable projects and the creation of offshore mesh networks.

The Port of Long Beach is considering building an offshore floating wind farm facility known as Pier Wind. This ambitious project will help California meet its renewable energy goals and combat climate change, while creating jobs and career opportunities for local communities.

Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas posted a net profit of 15 million euros in the first quarter, buoyed by a rise in deliveries, but is maintaining its modest annual forecast. Geopolitical uncertainties, inflation and the slow pace of approvals are causing the group to be cautious.

Nexans has been awarded a 1.7 billion Euro contract by TenneT to connect future offshore wind farms in the North Sea to the German power grid, enabling 6 GW of power to be transported via more than 2,160 km of high voltage direct current submarine cables.

Squadron Energy, broke ground on the Bango Wind Farm, marking the first renewable project since the acquisition of CWP Renewables. The wind farm will produce enough clean energy to power 144,000 homes and will play a crucial role in Australia's transition to sustainable energy.

The energy group RWE and Siemens Gamesa have signed a framework agreement for the construction of onshore wind farms in Europe, with the aim of a total capacity of 1,000 megawatts by 2027. This agreement strengthens the long-standing cooperation between the two companies in the wind energy sector.

Suzlon Group, India's leading provider of renewable energy solutions, has announced an order for 13 wind turbines of 3 MW each for a 39 MW project in Tamil Nadu. This order is part of a 100 MW hybrid wind-solar project by First Energy 5 Private Limited.

Sumitomo Electric Industries is establishing a factory in Scotland to meet the growing demand for high quality cables for offshore wind projects in the UK. The company reinforces its position as a world leader in the supply of cables for offshore wind energy projects.

Green Genius signs a service contract with Nordex to supply eleven wind turbines, strengthening its renewable energy portfolio in Lithuania. The Jurbarkas wind farm will provide 85 MW of green energy and will be completed by 2025.

ENGIE announces the financial closing of the Moray West wind farm in Scotland, with an installed capacity of 882 MW. This park is the first in the United Kingdom to rely mostly on commercial renewable power purchase agreements to market its output.

Macquarie Asset Management is selling part of its UK offshore wind portfolio to Equitix, an infrastructure and investment manager. This transaction includes shares in eight operational offshore wind farms, making this portfolio one of the largest and most diversified in the world.

The Coupru wind farm, the result of a partnership between TotalEnergies and RWE, is in line with the contract for recovery and ecological transition in the southern Aisne. With a capacity of 12 MW and a production of 31 GWh of green electricity each year, it will supply the equivalent of 20,500 people and avoid the annual emission of 1,850 tons of CO2.

Kinewell Energy wins contract with Blue Wind Engineering to optimize the inter-assembly cable route for the Wando-Guemil project. This contract follows the global launch of Kinewell Energy's latest generation KLOC software at the Global Offshore Wind Conference in 2022.

RWE, the German energy giant, has announced that it is the first developer to use Siemens Gamesa's GreenerTowers for its Danish Thor offshore wind farm. This initiative aims to reduce CO2 emissions by using more environmentally friendly steel and green electricity produced from renewable sources.

PNE AG announces a new wind farm in Mansbach, Germany. The company is focused on increasing the number of wind farms and photovoltaic plants it operates to achieve its goal of becoming an independent power producer by the end of 2027.

Eolmed launches the construction of a 30 MW floating wind farm off Gruissan and Port-La Nouvelle. The project is expected to create sustainable local jobs and help France meet its energy transition goals, with a significant contribution from Qair.

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.