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Country summary: Germany
energy-pedia opportunities - Germany:
| Current deals: | 0 |
| Licensing articles: | 13 |
| Completed deals: | 24 |
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Germany - recent news
| 11 Jun 26 |
Germany: First turbine up at Nordseecluster A offshore wind farm in German North Sea RWE has installed the first turbine of the 1.6-gigawatt (GW) Nordseecluster offshore wind project, marking a key construction milestone 50 kms north of the German island of Juist. Full commissioning of Nordseecluster A (660 megawatts) scheduled for early 2027; Nordseecluster B to add further 900 megawatts of capacity from early 2029. |
| 10 Jun 26 |
Germany: TWAICE provides BESS Analytics for major German Battery Storage Project in Alfeld TWAICE has announced that it is providing its platform to the renewable energy company BayWa r.e., the third-party operations and maintenance (O&M) provider for the 137.5 MW / 282 MWh Alfeld project in Lower Saxony, Germany. Owned by Danish investment fund Scale Fund, the project represents a significant addition to Germany’s rapidly expanding battery storage market. |
| 08 Jun 26 |
Germany: Nordex Group secures orders totalling 255 MW from Germany In the first two months of the second quarter, the Nordex Group secured new orders from Germany totalling around 255 MW. The orders comprise 14 wind energy projects with a total of 39 turbines. |
| 04 Jun 26 |
Germany: RWE successfully completes €1.5 billion share buyback programme RWE has successfully completed its share buyback programme, launched in November 2024, within the envisaged 18-month timeframe. The total volume of the share buyback programme amounted to €1.5 billion. |
| 03 Jun 26 |
Germany: Vattenfall is building the first solar park with low-emission steel Vattenfall is breaking new ground in the construction of the large open-field solar park 'Juliusburg / Krukow' in Schleswig-Holstein, using low-emission steel from its Swedish partner SSAB for the PV mounting systems for the first time. This reduces CO2 emissions in the construction and supply chain by 67 percent compared to conventional steel. |
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