German wind turbine manufacturer ENERCON and Turkish renewables investor Enerjisa Üretim are teaming up to implement the YEKA RES 2 onshore wind energy project in Turkey.

The 1,000MW onshore wind energy project will see ENERCON supply and deliver a total of 240 E-138 EP3 E2 wind energy converters within the next four years.

Enerjisa Üretim, a joint venture between E.ON and Sabanci Holding, will act as investor and operator for the project.

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GlobalData has announced that Vestas is the leading global wind turbine manufacturer in 2021.

Vestas Wind Systems is the leader in wind turbines with a 19% share of global installations with 16.6 gigawatt (GW) installations in 2021, while high-level projects commissioned in America and Europe and stable installation activity in Asia-Pacific have allowed it to exceed the 16.6 GW limit.

In its home market, the United States, GE Renewable Energy has over 11.7 GW of power, representing approximately 13.4% of annual installations worldwide.

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While 2020 was defined as the rise of wind, the first half of this year proved that wind energy has the role of saving energy for the world. Wind energy, which has repeatedly proven its mission to save nature and the future, despite the crises experienced and caused by fossil fuels, continues to shape both itself and the world with the investments it has received and will receive.

According to Ali Aydın, General Manager of Ulke Energy, who stated that the dominance of wind energy on land and sea will change many areas, the Energy Newspaper shares 5 mega trends that will be on the agenda in the wind energy sector in the coming years.

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Erciyes WPP, owned by Enerjisa Enerji, has been granted a 49-year production license by EMRA.

With the decision numbered 10260-13 taken on June 10, 2021, the Energy Market Regulatory Authority (EMRA) belongs to Enerjisa Enerji Üretim AŞ; It granted a 49-year production license to the Erciyes Wind Power Plant (WPP) Project, which is under construction in Yahyalı district of Kayseri.

When Erciyes WPP is commissioned, it will have a capacity of 65MWe.

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The onshore wind energy project portfolio consisting of 13 wind farms with a total installed capacity of 315 MW in Italy and Sicily was purchased by Eni.

While Italian oil and gas giant Eni is investing in wind energy, an agreement has been reached on the sale of one of Italy’s largest onshore wind project portfolios. It is predicted that the power plants, consisting of 256 wind turbines in total, will meet the energy needs of approximately 200,000 households.

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The first vessel transporting monopile foundations, weighing up to 955 tonnes each, has departed for the construction site of what is claimed to become the world’s largest offshore wind farm.

Swedish power company Vattenfall is building the 1.5GW Hollandse Kust Zuid project off the Dutch coast.

Once commissioned in 2023, the 140-turbine project is predicted to produce enough energy to power two million homes.

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Wind energy meets 16% of the electricity need in Europe and about 9% in Turkey. Wind, which is clean and cheap energy, also represents 300,000 jobs in the EU, while each newly installed wind turbine generates 10 million euros of economic activity.

As the wind blows, the future and the economy continue to take shape. So much so that the wind energy sector alone creates billion-euro economic values ​​and brings the world together with cleaner and cheaper energy.

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The “RES Investor’s Guide” published by the Turkish Wind Energy Association (TÜREB), includes all permits, licenses, etc. It was planned to explain the business processes and topics in detail.

The guide prepared with the support and opinion of the representatives of the investor companies in the sector as well as the experts from the relevant administrations; The investment process consists of five main parts: project development, associate degree, license, Ministry approval and operation.

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NovaWind A.Ş., a subsidiary of Russian State Atomic Energy Agency Rosatom, has completed the assembly of 48 trials at the Marchenkovskaya Wind Farm built in the Rostov region of Russia.
In addition to its turbines on site, the institution center for transformer control construction is complete. In addition, with the laying of 35 kV cable and fiber optic system lines, the 110V transformer center and the acquaintance work have also come to an end.

Making a statement on the subject, NovaWind A.Ş.

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The world added more than 6 gigawatts (GW) of new offshore wind capacity in 2020, with China responsible for over half of installations in the sector, according to new figures published Thursday.

The data, from the Global Wind Energy Council’s market intelligence unit, shows China installed 3.06 GW last year. Its nearest rival, the Netherlands, installed a little under 1.5 GW of capacity. The U.S. installed just 12 megawatts of offshore capacity last year.

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The European offshore wind sector attracted over 26 billion euros (around $31.7 billion) of investment last year, a record amount, according to the latest figures from industry body WindEurope.

In an announcement Monday, the Brussels-based organization said the cash raised will finance a total of 7.1 gigawatts (GW) of offshore wind capacity, with projects set to be developed and built over the next few years.

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An interesting situation has arisen in the United Kingdom, which should draw the attention of all those focused on the “energy transition.” It speaks to the underlying unreliability of renewable energy and, in particular, the current state of green technology. We can learn from Britain’s current struggles that unless or until we drastically improve our alternative energy and electricity storage technology, we are not yet able to engage in a meaning transition.

On November 3rd, National Grid, which operates the electrical system in the United Kingdom, issued an “electricity margin notice,” for the afternoon of November 4.

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