VGB POWERTECH 3 (2021) - International Journal for Generation and Storage of Electricity and Heat

Members´News VGB PowerTech 3 l 2021
Borusan EnBW Enerji nimmt in der
Türkei 20 Windkraftanlagen mit
insgesamt 72 Megawatt in Betrieb
• Borusan EnBW Enerji setzt seinen
Wachstumskurs beim Ausbau der
Erneuerbaren in der Türkei fort.
• Nach rund einjähriger Bauzeit wurde
mit der Inbetriebnahme von 20
Windkraftanlagen die Erweiterung des
Windparks Kiyiköy abgeschlossen.
(enbw) Das deutsch-türkische Gemeinschaftsunternehmen
Borusan EnBW Enerji
setzt seinen Wachstumskurs beim Ausbau
der Erneuerbaren Energien in der Türkei
weiter fort. An dem Unternehmen sind die
Partner EnBW und Borusan jeweils zur
Hälfte beteiligt.
Nach rund einjähriger Bauzeit wurde mit
der Inbetriebnahme von 20 Windkraftanlagen
des Typs Vestas V136 die Erweiterung
des Windparks Kiyiköy abgeschlossen.
Der Windpark im Nordwesten der Türkei
ist mit einer Leistung von 28 Megawatt
bereits seit 2015 in Betrieb. Mit dem Zubau
von weiteren 72 Megawatt verfügt der
Windpark nun über eine Gesamtleistung
von 100 Megawatt. Damit können jährlich
280 Gigawattstunden Strom erzeugt und
rechnerisch der Strombedarf von 90.000
Haushalten gedeckt werden.
Borusan EnBW Enerji mit Sitz in Istanbul
wurde im Sommer 2009 als Joint Venture
von EnBW und dem türkischen Unternehmen
Borusan gegründet. Ziel des Joint Venture
ist es, in der Türkei Erzeugungskapazitäten
im Bereich der erneuerbaren Energien
aufzubauen. Mit der nun erfolgten Erweiterung
haben EnBW und Borusan in der
Türkei Erzeugungsanlagen mit rund 577
Megawatt Leistung in Betrieb, darunter vor
allem Onshore-Windanlagen, aber auch ein
Wasserkraftwerk und zwei Solarparks.
Die Fertigstellung und vollständige Inbetriebnahme
eines weiteren Windparks (Saros)
mit 146 Megawatt ist im ersten Quartal
2021 geplant.
LL
www.enbw.com (211110809)
Orange joins forces with ENGIE to
deliver a global renewable energy
supply solution
(engie) Orange is joining forces with EN-
GIE, the leading developer of solar and
wind power in France, to deliver a global
renewable energy supply solution in the
country. This will involve creating new solar
energy production capacities, managing
the production of all renewable electricity
capacities contracted by Orange
with other producers and supplying additional
volumes to cater to Orange‘s actual
consumption.
The 15-year Corporate Power Purchase
Agreement (PPA) between Orange and EN-
GIE covers the development of two new
Der Windpark Kiyiköy im Nordwesten der Türkei deckt rechnerisch den Strombedarf von 90.000
Haushalten (Quelle: Borusan EnBW Enerji)
solar projects totalling 51 MWp in L’Epine
(38 MWp) and Ribeyret (13 MWp), both
located in the Hautes-Alpes region. These
two solar farms will be operational by 1
January 2023 at the latest.
The regions covered by these solar projects
will reap significant economic benefits:
local companies will build, operate
and maintain the sites, and rent will be collected
and tax income generated by the facilities.
Under this agreement, ENGIE will aggregate
all of the renewable energy produced
by the wind farms and solar plants for
which Orange France signed a power purchase
agreement. Furthermore, ENGIE will
put its expertise in energy management to
use to deploy a continuous energy strip
that caters as closely as possible to Orange‘s
actual consumption profile.
Fabienne Dulac, Orange‘s Executive
Vice-President and CEO of Orange France
said: “Reducing our environmental footprint
is a major part of Orange‘s strategy.
By 2025, the Group plans to reduce 30% of
its direct CO 2 emissions compared to 2015
and reach an electricity mix made up of
50% renewable energy. Signing this agreement
with ENGIE is extremely important in
this regard; it illustrates our desire to be a
major player in the field of power purchase
agreements in France. We are proud to
contribute to the country‘s energy transition
and also proud of the economic development
of the regions where new solar
power facilities will be built.“
“We are proud to work with Orange
France on building a prosperous, sustainable
and low-carbon future. This PPA contributes
to increasing the share of renewables
on French territory and thus contributes
to achieving the ambitious objectives
of the multi-year energy program. This innovative
contract illustrates ENGIE‘s expertise
across the entire renewable electricity
value chain and our ambition to accelerate
our clients‘ energy transition. „,
said Rosaline Corinthien, CEO of ENGIE
France Renewables.
LL
www.engie.com (211110815)
The Coalition for the Energy of the
Future unveils its first seven
concrete actions and welcomes
three new members
• 7 projects already being developed with
first milestones to be reached as early as
2021
• Airbus, Bureau Veritas and PSA
International join the coalition
• 14 members committed to accelerating
the energy transition in transport and
logistics
(engie) Launched in late 2019, the Coalition
for the Energy of the Future aims at
accelerating the development of future energies
and technologies to sustain new
green mobility models and reduce the impact
of transport and logistics on climate
change. The Coalition is pleased to announce
the first milestones to be reached in
2021.
2021: A year of milestones with the
development of the Coalition’s first
7 projects
2021 will be a structuring year for the Coalition
and its cross-industry working
groups with 7 projects to be developed:
Green hydrogen: capitalize on Carrefour
projects Cathyope and H2Haul to experiment
for the first time in Europe hydrogen-powered
fuel cell long distance zero-emission
trucks and propose a consolidated
order book for goods’ transportation
on French and European roads by end of
the first semester in order to accelerate hydrogen
availability,
Biofuel: propose and test the first biocrude
oil dedicated to maritime needs to
increase the use of Biofuel along the supply
chain and develop the use of 3rd generation
biofuels,
Carbon neutral liquefied natural gas
(LNG): draw a pathway for bioLNG toward
carbon neutrality, highlighting key issues
to be addressed,
Green electricity: identify & convert
along the global supply chain the key ele-
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