The Star of the South – Tapping into Australia’s offshore winds
Due to their location at sea, offshore projects can be vastly larger and, consequently, generate more power. A prime example is the Star of the South, situated off the coast of Gippsland in Victoria, which is set to become Australia’s most advanced offshore wind farm. But what exactly can we expect from the Star of the South, and how is this ambitious project shaping up?
Catalonia powering forward – The Tres Termes wind farm
An ambitious renewable energy project, the Tres Termes wind farm, is currently under construction in the province of Tarragona in the Spanish region of Catalonia. The 30 MW project is an important part of the country's broader strategy to promote renewable energy in the region.
The Dutch deluge of power – Hollandse Kust Noord
The Hollandse Kust Noord offshore wind farm, constructed by the Consortium CrossWind — a joint venture between Shell and Eneco — commenced operations at the end of 2023 and is driving the Dutch energy transition.
Challenges amid progress – Markbygden 1101 wind farm in a restructuring phase
Sweden’s Markbygden 1101 wind farm, poised to become one of the largest land-based wind farms in the world in terms of both physical size and energy output, faces challenges but continues to stand as a testament to the potential of wind energy.
Provence Grand Large – France’s first floating wind farm
The transition towards renewable energy is seeing remarkable advancements, and floating wind farms are among the most exciting. Situated in the azure waters of the French Mediterranean, the Provence Grand Large project is spearheading this evolution in Europe.
