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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
| 06 Dec 23 |
Germany: Ørsted completes divestment of 50% of Gode Wind 3 Ørsted has completed the divestment of 50% of the Gode Wind 3 offshore wind farm to funds managed by Glennmont Partners from Nuveen. |
| 05 Dec 23 |
Germany: EnerMech’s fast track expertise safely supports progress of vital LNG projects - Project will bring greater energy security to Germany EnerMech, and its alliance partner Offshore Technical Services (OTS), have been instrumental in helping fast track the first phase of a major project to import liquified natural gas (LNG) to Germany as the country races to reduce its dependence on Russian energy. |
| 28 Nov 23 |
Germany: Vestas wins 43 MW project in Germany Vestas has received a firm order from SAB WindTeam GmbH for the Bockenem project in Lower Saxony, Germany. |
| 13 Nov 23 |
Beacon Energy announces increase in reserves estimate and operational update AIM-listed Beacon Energy, the full-cycle oil and gas company with a portfolio of onshore German assets through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Rhein Petroleum, has announced an increase in the Company's assessment of reserves in the Erfelden field incorporating the results of the recently drilled Schwarzbach-2 ('SCHB-2') development well. |
| 10 Nov 23 |
Germany: European Energy plans to more than quadruple energy production at wind farm acquired from SEF European Energy has announced the acquisition of Niemegk wind farm located in the vicinity of Berlin, previously owned and operated by SEF – a Danish utilities company. This acquisition includes the transfer of land rights and essential permits necessary for the construction and generation of renewable energy. |
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