Bremerhaven, 21 May 2012, RWE Innogy GmbH
During a festive ceremony in Bremerhaven today, RWE Innogy is naming one of its two offshore installation vessels. The vessel “Victoria Mathias” will build the wind farm “Nordsee Ost” around 30 kilometres north of the island of Heligoland from its base port Bremerhaven. The wind power station with an installed output of 295 megawatts can supply around 295,000 German households with electricity each year. The installation vessel is the first of its kind worldwide to be able to transport up to four offshore wind turbines of the multi-megawatt class at the same time and then install them at a depth of more than 40 metres.more
Hamburg, 16 May 2012, RWE Dea
RWE Dea UK has commenced development drilling at the Breagh field, which is one of the largest natural gas discoveries under development in the UK Southern North Sea. First gas from Breagh is expected in the second half of 2012.more
Essen, 10 May 2012, RWE Innogy GmbH
In Nowy Staw, near the city of Gdansk, the first construction vehicles will soon arrive on site, marking the start of construction for Innogy’s fourth wind farm in Poland. 19 wind turbines manufactured by REpower Systems SE with an overall installed capacity of 39 megawatts (MW) will be built over an area of 15 square kilometres. If everything goes according to schedule, the wind farm will be commissioned as early as the beginning of 2013 and will supply an equivalent of more than 50,000 homes with green electricity every year. The investment volume amounts to more than € 60 million.more
Essen, 10 May 2012, RWE AG
After significant one-off burdens caused by energy policy decisions taken in Germany during 2011, RWE will regain ground this year. However, in the first quarter of 2012 the Group was not able to match the result for the same period in the previous year. more
Essen, 09 May 2012, RWE Innogy GmbH
Today, after a construction period of approx. 18 months, RWE Innogy is inaugurating a modernised monument as a new administrative building in Berlin-Neukölln, in the immediate vicinity of its wood cogeneration plant. The building’s architecture was inspired by the former canteen building of Eternit AG, which was listed as a historical monument in 1995. The reconstruction and modernisation of the building was undertaken in close coordination with the monument protection authorities of the city of Berlin based on original plans from 1957/58. Around three million euros were invested in the project.more
