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German renewable energy firm RWE said Friday it had bought the Irish company Western Power Offshore Developments Ltd, which…

RWE has started full operation of its second and largest battery storage facility in County Monaghan, Ireland. The 60-megawatt plant in Lisdrumdoagh, three kilometers east of Monaghan, can feed electricity into the grid in a very short time and thus compensate for fluctuations in electricity generation. It also provides a short-term backup to ride through power outages,

The project will supply 60 MW to help rapidly balance grid fluctuations and can be used as an energy backup solution, as well as enhancing the role of renewables in Ireland’s clean energy transition.

German energy company RWE has announced that it will invest €1.5 billion in Irish renewable energy over the next eight years.

Company says it is undertaking long-term investments in onshore wind, offshore wind and battery storage projects

Planning bottlenecks delaying infrastructure rollout, WEI conference told

Partrac Ltd advises that all three Metocean buoys are scheduled to be serviced soon over a period of two days

RWE Taps Fugro for UK North Sea Wind Farm Site Survey Maritime Activity Reports, Inc. July 29, 2021 Fugro Mercator is one of the vessels that will work at the Five Estuaries project - Credit: RWE Dutch offshore survey specialist Fugro has secured a contract with RWE to carry out geophysical exploratory works at Five Estuaries offshore wind farm, the extension project of the existing 353MW Galloper wind farm. Works are expected to take place in the Southern North Sea from Aug...

10th March 2021 VIRTUAL VOYAGER: An online view taken from RV Celtic Voyagers wheelhouse with below marine biology students ashore! taking in the live-streaming from tutors while in Dublin Bay. Credit: Marine Institute-retweeted RV Celtic Voyager of the Marine Institute, Irelands national agency for marine research, development and innovation, has been working in south Dublin Bay this week, writes Jehan Ashmore. The 31.4m ship to be replaced next year by a Spanish newbuild, to be named the ...