North Sea

A repurposed offshore platform concept that integrates electrolysis units, transformers, and desalination plants to produce green hydrogen from offshore wind energy at industrial scale.

An offshore wind energy project in the North Sea, Germany, which will have a capacity of 288 megawatts once fully completed. It is expected to begin supplying the German power grid with renewable energy by 2015.

Germany's first offshore wind energy system approved by BNetzA that does not require government subsidies. The project involves multiple organizations bidding to develop wind capacity in the North Sea.

Education and Research

Renewable energy development

Large-scale wind turbines installed in the Baltic Sea to harness wind energy for electricity generation. The project will use approximately 200 turbines.

A technology used to generate electricity for communities as part of the changing power infrastructure due to alternative energy adoption.

An integrated system that combines offshore wind turbines with electrolysis units on a repurposed offshore platform to produce green hydrogen at industrial scale.

An offshore wind farm project in Germany that is part of RWE's global renewable energy expansion, contributing to the company's goal of adding over 10 GW of capacity by 2030.

Germany's first offshore wind energy system approved by BNetzA that does not require government subsidies. The project involves multiple organizations bidding to develop wind capacity in the North Sea.

An announced offshore wind project by Dong Energy in collaboration with others, intended to become the world's largest offshore wind system capable of generating enough electricity to power more than 1.3 million average homes.