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Poland’s ARP launches ‘Ready for Offshore’ programme with up to PLN 100 million in financing for supply-chain firms
ARP, with PARP, PGE Baltica and Orlen Neptun, has launched a programme of subsidised training and up to PLN 100 million in loans and leasing for Polish offshore wind suppliers.
Ocean Breeze Energy to take over alpha ventus, Germany’s first offshore wind farm, from EWE, RWE and Vattenfall
EWE, RWE and Vattenfall are selling alpha ventus, Germany's first offshore wind farm, to Ocean Breeze Energy, which plans to run it beyond its intended 20-year life.
Nordex books 175 MW of orders for 34 turbines in France, Portugal and Spain
Nordex has won orders for 34 turbines totalling 175 MW in France, Portugal and Spain, with installation planned for 2027 and 2028. Customers and sites were not named.
Energiequelle commissions three Vestas V150 turbines at Weddelbrook in Schleswig-Holstein
Energiequelle has connected three Vestas V150 turbines totalling 18 MW at Weddelbrook in Schleswig-Holstein, expected to produce about 47,000 MWh a year.
Nordex to supply eight N175/6.X turbines for W.E.B’s Auersthal repowering in Austria
Nordex will supply eight 7 MW N175/6.X turbines and a 25-year service deal for W.E.B's 56 MW Auersthal repowering project in Lower Austria, with commissioning planned for 2028.
ENERTRAG opens parts and training hub for wind turbine service in Uckermark
ENERTRAG Service has opened a spare-parts warehouse and training centre at Dauerthal in Brandenburg, with around 50 technicians and twelve apprentices.
Nordex to supply six turbines for 42 MW Lambacher Höh wind farm in Rhineland-Palatinate
Nordex will deliver four N163/6.X and two N175/6.X turbines to Navaris for a 42 MW project near Bitburg, with commissioning planned for July 2028.
Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement buys 50% of Norwegian offshore crewing firm OffshoreCrew
BSM will take a 50% stake in Kristiansand-based OffshoreCrew, which keeps a database of about 30,000 offshore professionals and serves offshore wind among other sectors.
Germany’s WindSeeG amendment explained: what changes for offshore auctions
Germany's cabinet has sent the WindSeeG amendment to parliament. Two-sided CfDs, a 2,000 to 4,800 MW annual tender path and new rules on securities are the main changes for offshore auctions.
RelyOn Poland opens first OPITO-accredited offshore safety training centre in Gdańsk
RelyOn Poland has become the first training provider in Poland's Pomorze region to offer OPITO-accredited offshore safety courses, adding capacity as the Baltic's offshore wind workforce grows.
Beyond 10 gigawatts: how offshore wind, hydrogen and nuclear are reshaping Finland’s energy mix
Finland's combined wind and solar capacity has passed 10 GW, and a wave of offshore wind projects, a record EU hydrogen grant and a nuclear district-heating plan show how the country's energy mix keeps diversifying.
Enova Service expands spare parts and component business for ageing Enercon fleet
Enova Service is expanding its spare parts, component replacement and maintenance business for Enercon turbines as more German onshore wind farms reach advanced operating age.
Perigus Energy presents pan-European onshore portfolio, warns on regulatory volatility
Perigus Energy has presented its European onshore wind, solar and storage portfolio for the first time, reporting 668 MW installed while its CEO warned of growing regulatory volatility in its core markets.
Enova pushes past 1.4 GW as German onshore growth strategy advances
German onshore developer Enova has reached 1.4 GW of self-operated wind capacity, with 400 MW more under construction, as it works toward a 3 GW target by 2030.
Ocean Winds lays cornerstone for BC-Wind operations base in Władysławowo
Ocean Winds has laid the cornerstone for an O&M base in Władysławowo that will support its BC-Wind offshore wind farm for decades, as Poland's coastal service infrastructure continues to take shape.
Denmark’s year in energy: Thor’s green light, the Bornholm island pact and a recyclable turbine
A look back at Denmark's energy milestones through 2026 — Thor offshore wind farm's licence and first CO2-reduced turbine, the Bornholm Energy Island pact with Germany, and early answers to the grid bottleneck holding back new renewables.
Navaris wins 304.5 MW in German onshore wind auction days after Qualitas Energy rebrand
Navaris has secured 304.5 MW across 11 onshore wind projects in Germany's latest auction round, with a 100 percent bid success rate, days after its rebrand from Qualitas Energy.
TotalEnergies consolidates German power business, including Baltic Sea offshore wind, under new unit
TotalEnergies has bundled its German power activities — including VSB, Kyon Energy, QUADRA energy and its offshore wind business in the North and Baltic Seas — into a new unit called Integrated Power Germany.
Wind jobs in numbers: 180,000 offshore roles, a Pomeranian skills push and the Lindø layoffs
From 443,000 European wind jobs and 180,000 offshore roles to Germany's inland supply chain, Pomerania's training push and Vestas' cuts at Lindø: a roundup of what the employment figures mean for the Baltic.
F2E releases wake2e 4.0 with unified sectoral turbulence method for German onshore wind planning
Hamburg consultancy F2E has released wake2e 4.0, moving its onshore site suitability software to a single revised method for sectoral effective turbulence intensities aligned with current wake models.
Routing Energy and Vestas agree procurement partnership for smaller German onshore developers
Husum-based purchasing cooperative Routing Energy and Vestas have agreed a strategic partnership giving small and mid-sized German onshore developers access to Vestas turbines, including the EnVentus platform.
EnBW inaugurates 960 MW He Dreiht, Germany’s largest offshore wind farm, built without subsidy
EnBW, Allianz, AIP and Norges Bank Investment Management have inaugurated the 64-turbine He Dreiht wind farm in the German North Sea, the first commercial site for Vestas' 15 MW turbine and financed entirely through PPAs.
Former Deutsche Windtechnik chief Matthias Brandt to lead Saxovent Renewables from October
Matthias Brandt, CEO of Deutsche Windtechnik from 2005 to 2025, becomes managing director of the Berlin developer Saxovent Renewables as Thorsten Freise departs at the end of September.
Qualitas Energy rebrands German platform as Navaris with 3 GW pipeline and 1 GW tender target for 2027
The Berlin-based platform takes over Qualitas Energy's German portfolio, 200 staff and a 3 GW pipeline, with a focus on onshore wind development and repowering.
windpunx adds 287 MW in 2026 and now manages 2.85 GW of wind turbines across Europe
The Berlin operations manager has grown its portfolio by 287 MW since January, with 161 MW more under contract, and now runs technical operations for over 1,200 turbines.
