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Wind Farm Enabled by Artificial Intelligence in Australia

On July 10th, a wind farm equipped with Artificial Intelligence software successfully navigated a wave of negative wholesale energy prices in Australia, demonstrating the power of Al to enhance the performance of clean energy assets. Tilt Renewables' 100 MW Snowtown 1 Wind Farm was enabled with Al software in July and self-executed a "precision trading" strategy that has already clearly increased total revenue from the windfarm by precisely bidding its way through a wave of extreme volatility and negative prices in South Australia.

The Al software used by Tilt Renewables' wind farm was developed by AMS, a San Francisco-based start-up founded by veterans of California's clean energy industry. AMS's chief executive officer, Susan Kennedy, started the company with the backing of A-List investors, including former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, whose groundbreaking policies to reduce carbon emissions sparked billions of dollars of investment in solar, wind, battery storage and other clean energy technologies. AMS's optimized bidding software is technology agnostic, and substantially increases the revenues of storage, wind, solar and other generation assets in wholesale electricity markets.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Enel Green Power Starts Construction at 201 MW Kolskaya Wind Farm

Enel Green Power broke ground at the Kolskaya wind project, located in the Russian region of Murmansk. With 201 MW of installed capacity, the facility is the largest wind farm currently under construction beyond the Arctic Circle. The project, owned by Enel Russia, will involve a total investment of around 273 million euros. Today’s ground-breaking ceremony was attended by Enel Group’s Head of Europe and Euro-Mediterranean Affairs Simone Mori, Enel Russia General Director Carlo Palasciano Villamagna, Governor-elect of the Murmansk region Andrey Chibis, and other representatives of regional and federal authorities.

Enel Russia was awarded the 201 MW Kolskaya wind project in the 2017 Russian Government tender for the construction of 1.9 GW of wind capacity in the country along with the 90 MW Azov wind project, which is currently under construction and due to be commissioned at the end of 2020.

Mr Antonio Cammisecra, Head of Enel Green Power said that "Kolskaya is our northernmost project, part of a global portfolio that now goes from beyond the Arctic Circle to the southernmost areas of Africa and that circles the world east to west from Australia to the western United States, under the most diverse and challenging climate conditions. Through the opening of this second construction site in Russia, we are taking the next step in the strengthening of our renewable portfolio in this country. Looking ahead, we are committed to scouting for further renewable opportunities in Russia while continuing to build and develop our current projects, leveraging on our strong presence and expertise in the area to progressively build a truly low-carbon footprint in Russia.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Orsted contracts Van Oord for cable installation at Greater Changhua offshore wind farms

Van Oord has been awarded the contract by Ørsted for the cable installation works at the Greater Changhua 1 & 2a offshore wind farms. The wind farms are located between 35 and 60 kilometres off the west coast of Changhua County, Taiwan. Greater Changhua 1 & 2a offshore wind farms will supply sustainable energy to approximately 1 million households per year.

Van Oord is responsible for the transportation, installation and burial of the 111 inter array cables, with a total length of approximately 135 kilometres, and the 3 export cables, with a total of approximately 145 kilometres. To carry out the work, Van Oord will deploy its dedicated cable-laying vessel Nexus, equipped with a cable carousel with a capacity of 5,000 tonnes. Van Oord’s own trencher Dig-It will bury the cables to the required depth. The installation work starts in 2021.

The 900 MW Greater Changhua 1 & 2a offshore wind farms will be the first cable project in Taiwan for Van Oord. Once operational in 2022, the windfarms will contribute significantly to the Taiwanese government’s target of 5.7 GW offshore wind by 2025.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Eni Widens its Renewables Presence in Kazakhstan

Eni, through its local subsidiary ArmWind LLP, a Joint Venture between Eni and General Electric, was awarded a 48 MW wind project as a result of the online reverse auction for Wind Power Plants in the Kazakhstan Northern Zone. This was the third auction held in the country, after the two previous sessions held in 2018. The project, located in the proximity of Badamsha village, in the region of Aktobe, represents the extension of the Badamsha 1 48 MW wind farm currently under construction, which marked the first Eni large scale investment in wind technology.

This newly awarded wind project represents another important milestone in Eni’s overall strategy for decarbonisation and it is part of the transformation path towards green energy and circular economy that Eni has initiated since 2014. The company aims to improve energy access in the countries where it operates and is committed to ensuring maximum effort to reduce CO2 emissions. In order to ensure long-term sustainability, Eni always promotes the development of renewable energy and engages in scientific and technological research.

Eni has been present in Kazakhstan since 1992. Eni is joint operator of the Karachaganak field and is an equity partner in various projects in the Northern Caspian Sea, including the giant Kashagan field. Eni is, in partnership with KMG, the joint subsoil user and joint operator of the offshore exploration blocks Isatay and Abay. It is currently producing in the Country 170 kboed.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Nordex Group is Awarded a 110 MW Wind Turbine Project in Turkey

The Nordex Group has won an order for more than 110 MW in Turkey. The Group will install 23 N149/4.0-4.5 turbines for the "Soke" wind farm, and they’ll be supplied in the 4.8 MW mode. The customer and future operator of the wind farm is Ulusoy Enerji, which has also contracted Premium Service for the turbines with the Nordex Group for a period of 10 years. The wind farm is being built near the city of Aydin in the west of Turkey, where average annual wind speeds of 6.5 metres per second prevail. Following completion at the end of 2020, the turbines with hub heights of 105 metres will supply more than 286 GWh of clean electricity per year.

The Nordex Group is having the rotor blades, anchor cages and towers built in Turkey. Manufacturing locally entitles Ulusoy Enerji to higher feed-in remuneration.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Apple Launched China Clean Energy Fund Invests in 3 Wind Farms

Located in Dao County in Hunan, China, the Concord Jing Tang wind farm was developed by Concord New Energy Group and produces 48 megawatts of clean energy. Rising from the hills of Dao County in Hunan Province, China, beyond the city of Yongzhou, a dramatic sight appears on the horizon. Here, the massive blades of wind turbines from the Concord Jing Tang and Concord Shen Zhang Tang wind farms turn rhythmically in the sky. Developed by the Concord New Energy Group Limited, each farm generates 48 megawatts (MW) of clean energy. Along with a 38 MW farm in bordering Hubei province developed by Fenghua Energy Investment Group Co., Ltd., these three clean energy projects are the first investments of the China Clean Energy Fund.

Launched in 2018, the China Clean Energy Fund is a new, first-of-its-kind investment fund in China that connects suppliers with renewable energy projects. Apple and 10 of its suppliers in China will invest nearly USD 300 million by 2022 to develop projects totaling 1 gigawatt of renewable energy. The three wind farms in Hunan and Hubei will generate approximately one-tenth of the anticipated overall project total.

said Lisa Jackson, Apple’s vice president of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, said “To see these projects completed and already supplying clean energy to the grid is really exciting. We are proud that suppliers participating in the fund share our commitment to supporting innovative energy solutions, cutting emissions and fighting climate change.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Equinor to Partner with CPIH for Offshore Wind Power

Norwegian energy firm Equinor and state owned China Power International Holding plan to cooperate in offshore wind energy developments in China and Europe. The two firms signed a memorandum of understanding that they said was a step towards building a long-term strategic partnership, although an Equinor spokesman said it was to soon to outline specifics about what that would involve. CPIH and Equinor said in their statement that China has been one of the world’s biggest investors in renewable energy, such as solar and wind power. It is set to become the world’s largest offshore wind power market by 2030.

President of CPIH, Jun Tian said that “CPIH, as a leading power generator in China, has been striving to develop its international strategy to become a pioneer of reliable energy provider worldwide. The signing of the MoU between CPIH and Equinor is a big step forward for both companies to move into new markets in renewables and develop a long-term strategic partnership. We strongly believe the collaboration between CPIH and Equinor in China and Europe will bring vast experience, knowledge and expertise to the industry. We look forward to deepen this partnership and develop a sustainable energy business together with our partner in both domestic and overseas markets.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Angola will invest 180 million dollars in a wind farm

Investments of 180 million dollars for wind power production will begin next year in the Angolan province of Malanje, the company in charge of the works announced today. The Spanish firm V y V Rending SA said that the executions of wind farm and wind turbines will take place in the municipality of Kiwaba Nzoji, in the center of the country, which will contribute to the use of renewable sources with environmental benefits.

The president of the company, Pedro Luis Villar, confirmed that the issue was addressed on Tuesday with the authorities of the territory, during a meeting with the deputy governor of Malanje for the political, economic and social sector, Domingos Eduardo.

According to him, the Ministry of Energy and Water completed the feasibility studies in the area identified for future wind energy installations and the assembly of the first wind farm will begin in January 2020.

The initiative will include the assembly of 100 kilometers of high-voltage power grid, said Villar, who also confirmed the commitment to build a school and a hospital in the municipality of Kiwaba Nzoji, as part of the entity’s social responsibility.

V and V Rending S.A. also provides for hydropower projects, which will be developed in other regions of the country, he said.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Ionix Technology’ Dalian Shizhe Puts 2o Wind Farm Service Vessels into Operation

A business aggregator in photoelectric display and smart energy fields Ionix Technology Inc announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary Dalian Shizhe New Energy Technology Co Ltd officially put two wind farm service vessels into operation. Dalian Shizhe now has two professional wind farm service vessels officially launched in early September 2019. At present, the vessels have been completely put into operation. The company provides specialized offshore wind support solutions for wind farms that optimize the safety of crew and equipment and the efficiency of operations. The solutions cover activities including transportation of equipment, fuel, goods and personnel, emergency response supplies such as first aid and fire-fighting, etc. The company plans to expand its wind farm service team by launching an additional vessel before the end of 2019, building a professional team that can provide offshore wind support services for 100 offshore wind turbines.

The wind farm service vessel is a vessel specially designed for the operation and maintenance of offshore wind turbines. The vessel is outfitted to transport heavy cargo, along with personnel and technicians to offshore wind farms safely and precisely. The vessel's deck can carry wind turbine maintenance equipment, and containers for tools, spare parts, etc. The wind farm service vessel also offers comfortable accommodation facilities to personnel and technicians.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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World Largest Wind Farm Begun Construction in Northern China

The first phase of the project a 6 GW base farm has begun construction. The base will cost around RMB 40 billion and the power generated will be transmitted via a 500-kilovolt AC channel to the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei power grid. Advanced technology and architecture will be incorporated into the wind farm due to the size and varying terrains. High-resolution climate models, intelligent robotics sensors and 5G wireless network communications will be integrated to optimize the operation of the wind turbines. The use of these technologies will help cut over half of the average number of maintenance staff required in wind farms.

The completion of the entire wind farm project will help generate over 20,000-gigawatts of green energy. The electricity generated will be transmitted to the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region located over 200 kilometers away. The wind farm is part of plans to move into more sustainable and environmentally-friendly energy generation within China. It is estimated that more than 16 million tons of coal will be replaced by the wind farm, which will help cut carbon emissions by about 16 million tonnes.

Upon completion, the wind farm will also help the Chinese authorities reduce its state and local green subsidies by more than RMB 2.4 bln per annum.

Source : Strategic Research institute
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Subsea 7 awarded contract offshore Taiwan

Subsea 7 SA announced the award of a sizeable contract for the installation of the submarine cable system on an offshore wind farm project in Taiwan. Project engineering will commence immediately at Seaway 7’s offices in Leer, Germany and in Taipei, Taiwan. Offshore activities are expected to commence in 2022.

No further details are disclosed at this time due to contractual obligations.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Siemens Gamesa Grow its Business in China

Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy continues to grow its business in China with the first contract to supply the Siemens Gamesa 4.X platform in the country. The company will install 42 units with unit rating reaching 4.8 MW, as well as provide operation and maintenance services for five years at a 200 MW project developed by local independent power producer Xinjiang TBEA Group. This is the second order that SGRE has received from TBEA, strengthening the partnership between both companies. The 200 MW wind farm is located in the city of Changji, in the region of Xinjiang, northwest China. The Siemens Gamesa 4.X platform, with its 145 metres rotor variant, is a good fit for the project site conditions featuring medium wind, sandy and dusty weather, and low temperatures during winter time. Commissioning is expected before the end of 2020.

Mr Richard Paul Luijendijk, CEO of SGRE Onshore APAC said that “We’re delighted to see our first project landing in Xinjiang and strengthen our partnership with TBEA to support its expansion in the renewable energy sector. Following a previous Siemens Gamesa 3.X platform order with TBEA earlier this year, this new order reflects the customer’s trust in Siemens Gamesa products, technology and our capability of undertaking complex logistics and project execution.”

SGRE’s presence in China dates back to over 30 years. The company is committed to growing its manufacturing and supplier base in China and providing best-in-class turbines and services to meet customer expectations in the country and other global markets. In addition to China, SGRE’s footprint in Asia Pacific extends to Vietnam, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Australia and New Zealand, where it has already installed more than 7.9 GW. The company has also developed strongly in offshore wind in the region following the signing of contracts for close to 2 GW of offshore wind power projects for the years to come, including 1.5 GW of confirmed orders.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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JERA Acquire 49% Stake in Formosa 2 project

Japanese energy group JERA has agreed to acquire a 49% stake in the 376MW Formosa 2 project being developed off the west coast of Taiwan, while the last turbine has been installed at the country's first large-scale offshore wind farm. JERA will acquire the stake from Australian investment firm Macquarie Capital, which will now own 26% of the 47-turbine project following regulatory approval.

The joint venture between Japanese utilities Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) and Chubu Electric Power, said it would "play a key role as a major shareholder" in the project.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Final Wind Turbine Installed at Formosa 1 Offshore Wind Farm in Taiwan

Formosa 1 announced that the installation of all 20 wind turbines for phase 2 of the project has now been completed. Formosa 1 is the first commercial-scale offshore wind farm in Taiwan and will be able to supply 128,000 households with clean power. The offshore construction of Formosa 1 Phase 2 started in May 2019, and the first wind turbine was hoisted into position on 24 July. The Formosa 1 project team overcame the challenges caused by four typhoons and other weather impacts and completed all wind turbine installation work this week. All the wind turbines are gradually entering the commissioning phase, and the project is expected to reach commercial operation by the end of the year.

A total of 20 6MW wind turbines have been installed for Formosa 1 Phase 2. The installation work was carried out by three major subcontractors, including JDN for foundation and cable installation; Siemens Gamesa for wind turbine installation, operation and maintenance; and Fortune Electric for onshore electrical systems. More than 100 experts participated in the Formosa 1 Phase 2 project team and construction team.

The Formosa 1 project is a joint venture between Orsted (35%), JERA (32.5%), Macquarie Capital (25%), and Swancor Holdings (7.5%).

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Taiwan completes First Pin Piles Assembly for Offshore Wind Turbines

Taiwanese President Ms Tsai Ing-wen at a ceremony to mark the completion of Taiwan's first underwater pin piles assembly for its offshore wind turbines at the port of Taipei in Bali District New Taipei, said that “Green energy will allow Taiwan to generate revenue from all over the world, and her administration will continue its efforts to develop the industry, despite the challenges. When Taiwan's first offshore wind farm begins commercial operations, it will mark a huge milestone in Taiwan's efforts to develop green energy. The pin piles assembly is the first step, as Taiwan works toward having all underwater structures and components for its offshore energy projects manufactured domestically.”

Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Taoyuan, the company specializes in the manufacture of steel structures for a variety of projects. In 2018, it signed a deal with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners K/S to build the underwater infrastructure for two wind power generators off the coast of Changhua County.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Lekela Power to Start Ras Ghareb Wind Farm before 2019 End

Lekela Power is planning to start work on its Ras Ghareb wind project in the fourth half of 2019, according to Faisal Eissa, General Manager of the Egyptian subsidiary of this independent power producer. The wind project in West Bakr is progressing. It is located in a remote desert area of the Gulf of Suez, about 30 km northwest of Ras Ghareb. Following the successful financial mobilisation, Faisal Eissa, the general manager of the Egyptian subsidiary of Lekela Power, an independent power producer plans to start construction of the wind turbines in the fourth quarter of 2019.

The engineering, procurement and construction contract was awarded to the German company Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, which will install 96 of its SG 2.6-114 turbines for this project. These will provide a total of 250 MW by 2021. The contract also provides that Siemens will maintain the facility over a period of 15 years.

The electricity produced in Ras Ghareb will be sold to the state-owned Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company which is linked to Lekela by a 20-year power purchase agreement. Mr Faisal Eissa said that “The West Bakr Wind project will increase Egypt’s wind energy production capacity by 14%, a key component of the government’s target of 20% renewable energy by 2022. In total, the project is expected to produce more than 1,000 GWh per year, which is equivalent to supplying clean energy to more than 350,000 households in Egypt.”

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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JERA to Participate in Additional Offshore Wind Power Project in Taiwan

JERA Co Inc has entered into an agreement with Macquarie Capital to acquire an equity interest in an additional offshore wind power project in Taiwan. Completion of the transaction is subject to regulatory approvals. This transaction follows on from JERA’s participation in the Formosa 1 offshore wind project announced in December 2018, and it represents an important deepening of the relationship between JERA and Macquarie.

The 376MW Formosa 2 project, located off the coast of Miaoli County, is preparing to commence construction from this October to install 47 wind turbines, with the expectation to reach commercial operation by the end of 2021. The project has secured the support of Taiwan Power Company under a 20-year Power Purchase Agreement based on the FIT (Feed in Tariff) scheme. JERA will be acquiring 49% equity interest of the project with support from Development Bank of Japan Inc. and will play a key role as a major shareholder.

In association with JERA’s participation in the Formosa 1 project earlier this year, JERA has newly established an operation base in Taiwan to expand business activity and dispatch engineers to contribute to the project and to gain knowledge and experience in construction and operation of the offshore wind power generation. JERA will leverage its local base as well as experience, synergies and benefits from the successive projects to promote the efficient development, management and operation of its offshore wind power generation business. Moreover, JERA aims to further contribute to the projects and enhance profitability by securing substantial portion of equity interests from the early construction stage.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Siemens Gamesa helps Egypt 250 MW West Bakr Wind Project

Siemens Gamesa has pledged its further commitment to the growth of clean energy in Egypt through the construction of the 250 MW West Bakr Wind project which is owned by the renewable power generation company Lekela. Siemens Gamesa will install 96 SG 2.6-114 turbines through a turnkey EPC contract and will provide long term maintenance through a 15-year service agreement. The first wind turbines will be delivered in mid-2020 and the project is set to be fully operational in 2021. The Power Purchase Agreement and Network Connection Contract was signed by Lekela with the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company and the New and Renewable Energy Company Authority earlier this year. The West Bakr Wind project, situated 30 km north-west of Ras el Ghareb, in the Gulf of Suez, will produce over 1,000 GWh per year, powering over 350,000 homes and saving around 550,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.

All civil and most electrical and logistical work will be handled by local subcontractors and the majority of the wind turbine towers will be produced in Egypt. In total, 70% of the project construction scope will be delivered by local subcontractors, which will also help bolster the local economy.

The project will increase the country’s installed wind energy capacity by 18%, up to 1,650 MW, and is part of the Egyptian government’s Build, Own, Operate framework. This important project will result in Egypt taking one step closer to diversifying its energy mix with the target of reaching 20% of the electricity coming from renewable sources by 2022.

It will also invest in long-term strategies through Lekela’s Community Investment Plan which focuses on enterprise, education and environmental initiatives to redress the socio-economic development challenges faced by the local communities in the country. This includes a programme to ensure all wildlife is protected through the implementation of various mitigation options, including a shutdown on demand programme.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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Inox Wind Sells Wind Turbines for Adani Green Wind Power Plant

Inox Wind said it has closed a deal for sale of a 50 MW wind power project at Dayapar, Kutch in the state of Gujarat in which Adani will be the strategic investor. This project is part of the capacity won under SECI bids for wind power projects connected on the central grid. These 2 MW Wind Turbines have one of the highest swept areas that make it ideally suited to maximize returns in low wind areas. It added that this Kutch site would become one of the largest wind farms in India, post-execution of capacities won in different rounds of SECI & state auctions.

The company has already commissioned 166 MW of wind projects for Adani and this new deal has been signed by Adani reposing their confidence in Inox Wind.

As part of this deal, Inox Wind will also provide long term operations and maintenance services.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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WindPower Korea, EDPR & Aker Solutions to Develop Floating Wind Farm at Ulsan in South Korea

WindPower Korea, EDP Renewables and Aker Solutions have formed a consortium with the ambition to develop an initial 500MW floating wind farm off the coast of Ulsan Metropolitan City in South Korea. The consortium was formed as EDP Renewables, one of the top wind energy producers globally, and Aker Solutions, an engineering and technology company with a 40-year track record of realizing offshore projects, have invested in the development company Korea Floating Wind Power, joining founding shareholder WindPower Korea. Principle Power, which had a role in originating the KFWind project portfolio, will supply its proven WindFloat foundation technology for the project.

The new consortium is committed to support the ambitious renewable energy plans of the South Korean Government, which call for 13 GW of offshore wind to be installed by 2030 and set a target of at least 30% renewable energy by 2040. KFWind signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the City of Ulsan in January 2019 to cooperate on the development of floating wind projects and support the industrial development of the Ulsan region to serve as a manufacturing hub for domestic and export offshore wind markets.

The Ulsan area is well-suited for commercializing floating wind, due to the combination of industry-leading shipyards, maritime expertise and port facilities in the region. The consortium foresees that a potential project will contribute with significant positive economic and environmental benefits to the local community. The wind farm will use the cutting-edge WindFloat® technology, which enables the installation of floating platforms in deep waters that were previously inaccessible, and where the best wind resources in Korea can be harnessed. The consortium has been committed from the beginning to working hand-in-hand with the local fisheries associations and stakeholders to ensure that projects are well-sited and developed responsibly.

Source : Strategic Research Institute
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