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Nordex has raised its full-year 2025 EBITDA margin guidance following a review of preliminary third-quarter results and an updated full-year forecast according to the company

Competitive renewable technologies such as solar, wind and batteries are driving a rapid global shift away from fossil fuels, according to Statkraft’s latest Green Transition Scenarios report.

The appointed administrators aim to maintain Petrofac’s value, operational capability, and ongoing service delivery.

Taiwanese manufacturers must increase their use of renewable energy for the country to protect its position as a leading export economy, according to one of the region’s major offshore wind developers.

Wärtsilä will deliver Australia’s largest DC-coupled hybrid battery system, its second in the country. The system will power up to 120,000 homes and businesses and strengthen the National Electricity Market (NEM). The order will be booked in Q4 2025.

FRV Australia has announced plans to develop the 210MWdc Rangitīkei solar project on New Zealand’s North Island.

Off-grid industries like gold mines are already proving that they can operate for long periods running on wind and solar alone, backed by batteries, and with no need for any synchronous generation during those times.

Fugro UST21 has completed offshore geotechnical site investigations for Orsted’s Incheon offshore wind project, located about 70km off the coast of Incheon, South Korea.

DWT and its subsidiary OutSmart have secured a five-year operations contract for the 1GW Hai Long offshore wind project in Taiwan, marking a major milestone in the company’s expansion across Asia.

A new big battery has joined the queue for federal environmental approval, in this case a proposal to install a 200 MW battery energy storage system (BESS) on the fringe of an urban area south of Townsville, in Queensland – in the backyard of an existing home.