Solar Energy

PGE Baltica CEO: Baltica 2 Offshore Wind Farm Moves to Implementation Phase

Source: PGE

The Baltica 2 offshore wind farm, a joint project by Poland’s PGE Baltica and Denmark’s Ørsted, is transitioning from the investment preparation phase to implementation, announced Bartosz Fedurek, CEO of PGE Baltica, during the Offshore Wind Poland conference. The project’s financial closure, utilizing a project finance model with international and domestic institutions, is expected by Christmas 2024.

Construction began earlier this year in the Choczewo commune, where an onshore transformer station is underway. Offshore turbine installation and project commissioning are planned for 2027. Baltica 2 will feature 107 Siemens Gamesa turbines, each with a 14 MW capacity, and will generate 1.5 GW of green energy for up to 35 years.

Key contracts include agreements with Navantia-Windar, Orient Cable (NBO), and Steelwind Nordenham for turbine foundations and cables, as well as Polimex Mostostal and GE Vernova for onshore infrastructure. The farm’s development builds on 11 years of preparation, marking a milestone in Poland's renewable energy ambitions.

Source: Gramwzielone.pl

DMEGC Solar's Infinity N-series Modules Meet VDE SPEC 90038 Standard, Advancing PV Technology

DMEGC Solar has announced that its Infinity and Infinity RT N-series photovoltaic modules have successfully met the requirements of the VDE SPEC 90038 standard. The VDE SPEC 90038 standard, recently introduced in the German-speaking photovoltaic market, is designed as a Solar Module Quality Standard (SMQS) to establish uniform quality criteria

Econergy secures €28 mln financing for 58 MW solar park in Romania

Econergy Renewable Energy Ltd., through its subsidiary Econergy UK, has secured €28 million in financing from Kommunalkredit Austria AG for the Iancu Jianu photovoltaic (PV) project in Olt County, Romania. The project, currently under construction, has an installed capacity of 58 MW and is expected to connect to the grid

HT Solar Installs First Domestically Produced Flexible Solar Panels in Eskişehir

HT Solar, a subsidiary of Chinese HT-SAAE that began operations in 2016, has achieved a milestone by mass-producing Turkey's first flexible solar panels this year. The company installed its first flexible panels in Eskişehir, a project marking a significant innovation in solar technology. The installation involved 30 flexible

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