Tag: Germany energy transition

Germany’s Energy Resilience Gets a Major Lift as Third LNG Terminal Goes Live

Germanys third LNG import hub, Wilhelmshaven 2, is now operational, delivering 4.6 billion cubic meters of annual regasification capacity to bolster Europes energy resilience and reduce reliance on Russian gas. The project, completed in just 2.5 years, features advanced technology like an ultrasound system to prevent pipe fouling and a first-of-its-kind offshore jetty for minimal environmental impact.

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Geoquip Marine Completes Critical Surveys for Germany’s Offshore Wind Expansion

Geoquip Marine has completed a critical seabed study in Germany’s North Sea, drilling 28 boreholes to support two offshore wind projects that could unlock 8 GW of clean energy and accelerate the country’s energy transition. The findings will inform turbine placement and foundation designs, helping Germany meet its ambitious 2030 offshore wind targets.

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Vestas Hits 1 GW Milestone in Germany with Back-to-Back Onshore Wind Deals

Vestas has surpassed 1 GW in orders for its 7+ MW onshore turbines in Germany, with two new projects in Weisendorf and Bernau Albertshof II highlighting the market’s shift toward high-efficiency models for low-wind conditions. The company’s V172-7.2 MW and V162-7.2 MW turbines are set for commercial deployment by 2025, backed by certifications meeting Germany’s strict technical standards.

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Germany’s RWE Pioneers Massive Solar Farms on Reclaimed Land

RWE is transforming the Garzweiler opencast mine in Germany into a solar powerhouse, with plans to build several solar parks totaling 86.5 MW peak along the A44n motorway, generating enough electricity for approximately 27,700 households. The project, set for completion by late 2025, aligns with Germanys goal to cover 30% of electricity demand with photovoltaics by 2030.

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