Statkraft
The partnership will see the deployment of rotating stabiliser technology, which will provide grid stability services without CO2 emissions
The plant, which comprises of a 35MW solar farm and a 27MWh battery storage facility, is located in York
The company, which had previously bought two European EV charging companies, aims to “contribute to the transition to a renewable energy powered transport sector in the UK”
This new approach is expected to save consumers up to £128m over the six-year period
It is located at the site of the company’s first Irish onshore wind farm, which will have a total capacity of 23MW
The Windy Rig and Twentyshilling wind farms will have a capacity of 43.2MW and 37.8MW respectively
The latest investment increase its shareholding in Grønn Kontakt to nearly 96%
They will be guaranteed green electricity by developer Statkraft, which will issue certificates that match the output of the wind farms
The new 50MW plant will generate enough electricity to power around 30,000 Spanish households a year
The Norwegian energy giant aims to deploy 600MW of onshore wind and solar generation in Britain
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