RWE has launched the Pembroke Net Zero Centre (PNZC) in Wales as a major initiative towards decarbonisation.
With Pembroke Power Station located at its heart, the PNZC will draw on the extensive knowledge and expertise from across RWE’s offshore wind, gas-fired generation and hydrogen businesses to demonstrate a pathway towards decarbonisation.
RWE is already Wales’ largest power generator from both gas and renewables, with 12 sites that include onshore and offshore wind and hydro.
The PNZC will work with hundreds of RWE experts across the Welsh, UK and international businesses in generation, renewables and trading, looking at the deployment of state-of-the-art technologies to help decarbonise the region and support Wales’ Roadmap to Net Zero’ by 2050.
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Credit: Esvagt
Danish offshore vessel owner Esvagt has informed that its Esvagt Dana vessel has returned back to the Baltic 2 offshore wind farm in Germany to support wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa during maintenance work.
For the next three to six months, the ’Esvagt Dana’ will connect its gangway system to the offshore wind turbines in the 288MW Baltic 2 wind farm.
Esvagt and Siemens Gamesa have entered into a 95-day agreement with an option of a further three months, marking the return of the ’Esvagt Dana’ to the wind farm site.
Credit: EnBW
The vessel previously supported activities at the Baltic 2 wind farm site from November 2019 to August 2020 when the ’Esvagt Froude’, which had been working in the offshore wind farm since Baltic 2 was built, moved on to new tasks in Triton Knoll in the UK sector.
Vestas intent UK expansion, creating 2,000 jobs in North East: ‘Potential’ expansion here too
If Vestas are successful in winning new contracts in the upcoming auction round, they say they want to expand their operations in the UK, including the Isle of Wight
Following its recent re-entry into offshore wind, Vestas now announces its intentions to further expand its UK offshore wind production footprint, contingent on the success of the company in securing sufficient project volume in the upcoming Contracts for Difference (CfD) Allocation Round 4.
Vestas is currently investigating the potential of expanding its UK footprint through additional manufacturing and supplier sites across the UK.