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Title: “UK govt approves Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm”
URL: “https://renews.biz/72550/uk-govt-approves-orkney-waters-floating-wind-demo/”
Bullet points:
– The UK government has greenlit the Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm.
– The project, driven by Ørsted, could have a capacity up to 2.6GW.
– This approval supports the government’s commitment to quadruple the country’s offshore wind capacity by the end of the decade.
Title: “Equinor and BP chosen for New York’s latest offshore wind solicitation”
URL: “https://renews.biz/72572/equinor-and-bp-chosen-for-new-yorks-latest-offshore-wind-solicitation/”
Bullet points:
– Equinor and BP have been selected to provide New York with offshore wind power in the latest solicitation.
– The two energy giants will supply 2600MW.
– This is part of New York’s goal of achieving 9000MW offshore wind by 2035.
Title: “Vineyard Wind selected for Connecticut’s 804MW Park City project”
URL: “https://renews.biz/72570/vineyard-wind-selected-for-connecticuts-804mw-park-city-project/”
Bullet points:
– Vineyard Wind has been selected for Connecticut’s 804MW Park City project.
– The project is expected to include 84 or 90 turbines.
– This move bolsters Vineyard Wind’s commitment to have the wind farm operational by 2025.
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UK govt approves Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm
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- The UK government has greenlit the Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm.
- The project, driven by Ørsted, could have a capacity up to 2.6GW.
- This approval supports the government’s commitment to quadruple the country’s offshore wind capacity by the end of the decade.
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UK govt approves Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm
In a major boost to the UK’s renewable energy sector, the government has approved the Hornsea Project Four offshore wind farm. The green light to the project, which could have a capacity up to 2.6GW, reaffirms the government’s commitment to significantly increase the country’s offshore wind capacity by 2030.
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