Welcome to RWE npower renewables
RWE npower renewables is the UK subsidiary of RWE Innogy and is one of the UK’s leading renewable energy developers and operators, committed to developing and operating wind farms and hydro plant to produce sustainable electricity.
RWE npower renewables has announced its key contractors for the £200 million, state of the art, biomass combined heat and power plant at Markinch in Fife.
Left to right - Dave Raybould from Aker Solutions, Peter Sharman from RWE, Dave Ley from Aker Solutions (standing), Lennart Ohlsson from Metso (standing), Martin Lenkens from RWE (sitting) and Kari Remes from Metso.
downloadRWE npower renewables has been given consent by the Planning Inspectorate to build a 10 turbine wind farm near Bradwell-on-Sea in Essex.
downloadConstruction work is now underway at RWE npower renewables’ Lindhurst Wind Farm, to the south of Mansfield.
downloadThe first grants from the community fund at Little Cheyne Court Wind Farm have been allocated to local voluntary and community organisations.
downloadRWE npower renewables1 has submitted a planning application for an additional three wind turbines at its Hameldon Hill Wind Farm near Burnley.
downloadRWE npower renewables¹, one of the UK’s leading offshore wind farm developers, has today been announced by The Crown Estate as the development partner for the Bristol Channel Zone, off the South Wales and North Devon coasts.
The Bristol Channel Zone is one of nine UK development zones released by The Crown Estate as part of its third round of offshore wind farm leasing. Together the zones represent the largest energy infrastructure initiative in the world, with a potential generation capacity of around 25GW.
The Crown Estate also announced that the Development Partner for the Dogger Bank Zone is the Forewind Consortium, of which RWE npower renewables is one of four partners.Dogger Bankis the largest of the nine zones released by The Crown Estate for offshore development. The zone provides for an estimated installed capacity of around 9GW, with a potential for up to 13GW.
downloadThe power of water will be used to generate electricity in the Tees Valley, it is announced today. A hydroelectric station is to be built at Selset Reservoir, 14km north west of Barnard Castle, now that a power partnership has been signed by Northumbrian Water and RWE npower renewables.
downloadRWE npower renewables has been awarded planning permission to build a four turbine wind farm on land to the west of the A1, near Doncaster.
downloadPerthshire pupils are to become mini ‘eco warriors’ as they team up with one of the country’s leading renewables company’s to learn about climate change.
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