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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.
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.
Deutsche WindGuard signs multi-year wind tunnel testing deal with China’s Sinoma
Deutsche WindGuard has signed a framework agreement with China's Sinoma Wind Power Blade for wind tunnel testing in Bremerhaven through 2030, supporting Sinoma's rotor blade development.
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.
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.
Port of Klaipėda launches tender for €600m southern expansion
The Klaipėda State Seaport Authority has launched a construction tender for a southern port expansion that will create 100 hectares of new land and lift capacity to about 30 million tonnes of cargo a year.
The Baltic hydrogen map: a subsea collector, a Helsinki corridor and the projects meant to turn offshore wind into molecules
An explainer on the pieces of the Baltic Sea hydrogen build-out: the Baltic Sea Hydrogen Collector study, the Helsinki producer–buyer corridor, Vetyalfa's EUR 224 million Cloudberry project and the ENGIE–European Energy plant in Denmark.
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.
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.
Nordex wins 91 MW order from TEUT for 13-turbine Schönermark-Passow wind farm in Brandenburg
Nordex will supply 13 N163/6.X turbines and a 20-year service contract for TEUT Energieprojekte's 91 MW Schönermark-Passow wind farm in Brandenburg, with installation from September 2027 and first power in January 2028.
Energiequelle commissions 4.26 MW Enercon turbine at Danna, densifying the Feldheim wind farm
Energiequelle has commissioned a 4.26 MW Enercon E-138 turbine at Danna in Brandenburg, densifying the Feldheim wind farm without designating new land.
Lithuania’s renewables build-out: how Ignitis, Klaipėda and a prosumer boom took the country towards 7 GW
A feature on the actors behind Lithuania's rise towards 7 GW of renewables: the Kelmė wind farm and EIB financing, Ignitis's pivot to grids and storage, Klaipėda's port expansion and a prosumer boom.

























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































