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German Iffezheim river power plant needs rain to avoid output cuts - Vimarsana News

German Iffezheim river power plant needs rain to avoid output cuts

Germany's biggest river power plant at Iffezheim on the Rhine needs sustained rainfall in late summer to avoid a repeat of some recent years when output was curtailed by 20%-25%, its manager told...

Germany adds 60% more onshore wind power in H1 but pace seen too slow - Vimarsana News

Germany adds 60% more onshore wind power in H1 but pace seen too slow

Germany added 60% more onshore wind capacity in the first half of 2023 than a year earlier at a total of 1,565 megawatts , but needs far more to reach its 2030 target, wind industry lobbies said on...

Germany adds 60% more onshore wind power in 1st half but pace seen too slow - Vimarsana News

Germany adds 60% more onshore wind power in 1st half but pace seen too slow

Germany added 60% more onshore wind capacity in the first half of 2023 than a year earlier at a total of 1,565 megawatts (MW), but needs far more to reach its 2030 target, wind industry lobbies said on Tuesday.

How Big Oil Won the Bidding for German Offshore Wind Sites - Vimarsana News

How Big Oil Won the Bidding for German Offshore Wind Sites

Energy majors BP and TotalEnergies have won a 7 gigawatt (GW) offshore wind site auction in Germany worth a record 12.6 billion euros ($14…

How big oil won the bidding for German offshore wind sites - Vimarsana News

How big oil won the bidding for German offshore wind sites

FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters) - Energy majors BP and TotalEnergies have won a 7 gigawatt (GW) offshore wind site auction in Germany worth a record 12.6 billion euros ($14.1 billion), allowing them entry to the central European market without a partnership.