Ørsted and ENGIE have signed a share purchase agreement under which Engie will acquire Ørsted’s onshore wind and solar business in France including OSTWIND International SAS, Ostwind Engineering SA, and its subsidiaries (jointly Ostwind France). This move is part of Ørsted's strategic shift to prioritize other European markets such as the UK, Ireland, Germany, and Spain for onshore wind and solar projects. The sale includes Ostwind France, which has been developing renewable projects for over two decades and currently operates 54MW of capacity with an additional 24MW under construction. Ørsted acquired Ostwind France in 2022 as part of a larger acquisition from Ostwind AG. With this divestment, Ørsted will exit the French market entirely, while Engie sees it as an opportunity to expand its renewable energy portfolio in France. Engie Green's Managing Director, WILLIAM ARKWRIGHT, expressed enthusiasm for the acquisition, highlighting the addition of high-quality wind and solar assets and a significant pipeline of projects in development. #Engie #Orsted #OdinGlobal https://lnkd.in/eBzjbWEK
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Equinor ASA has acquired 9.8% of Ørsted A/S, making it the second largest shareholder after the Danish State. This counter-cyclical investment aligns with Equinor's renewable energy growth strategy. CEO Anders Opedal emphasized the complementary nature of Ørsted’s portfolio of operating offshore wind assets with Equinor’s projects under development. Despite challenges in the offshore wind sector, Equinor remains optimistic about its long-term potential in the energy transition. Ørsted has 10.4 GW of net renewable generation capacity and aims to reach 35-38 GW by 2030. Equinor’s current stake, valued at around USD 2.5 billion, was built through market purchases and a block trade. Subject to regulatory approvals, Equinor plans to increase its holding to 10%, but has no intentions of expanding beyond that. The transaction fits within Equinor's financial framework Check more here- https://lnkd.in/gNBmZxxa #progresstoexcellence #saoperations #industryupdates #equinor #Ørsted #share #holding #owf #energyindustry #energy
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Our 9month financial results showed a strong operational and financial performance. ✅ Added 2.3 GW of renewable capacity since January 2024, bringing our total portfolio to 43.7 GW ✅ 7.2 GW of renewable assets under construction across 67 projects ✅ Acceleration in batteries with 1.0 GW added capacity and 3.0GW under construction #WithENGIE
📈 ENGIE 9M 2024 Results ➡️ Strong operational and financial performance ➡️ FY 2024 guidance confirmed, with NRIgs now expected in the upper end of the range of €5.0-5.6bn ➡️ Excellent execution in Renewables, with 2.3GW of new capacity and 7.2GW under construction as of September 30 ➡️ Acceleration in batteries with 1.0GW added capacity and 3.0GW under construction as of September 30 💬 ”Over the first nine months of the year, ENGIE has delivered very strong earnings and substantial cash flow. These results are driven by a variety of our activities and demonstrate the relevance of ENGIE’s integrated model. Building on these strong operational and financial performances, ENGIE maintains its progress towards constructing a decarbonized, reliable, and affordable energy system.” - Catherine Fiamma MacGregor Read the press release ⤵
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**The emperor's new clothes?** Equinor’s 10% acquisition of Ørsted raises important questions about the direction of the energy transition. While this deal strengthens Equinor’s presence in renewables with an uplift of their REN portfolio of ~1.7GW (based on 10% stake in Orsted’s operational renewable energy capacity on corporate level), it also comes on the heels of the company announcing accelerated investments in oil and gas. With Orsted target of 35GW renewable capacity by 2030 this could give Equinor a REN-boost of 3.5GW by 2030. The trick here is that Orsted (at least last I checked) measure delivery of their targets based on all capacity they bring online (regardless of their later divestments on project or corporate level). Or put in a different way; both companies get to move closer to their individual targets but with some of the capacity being double counted if you will. Is this a true commitment to sustainability or a balancing act to hedge against market volatility? I fully support the move by Equinor but the full roll out of the energy transition relies on bold, clear actions—not just acquisitions. Looking forward to follow the implications of this move long term - especially as this investment happens on corporate level and not only at individual project level (which has been the Orsted modus operandi so far). Happy to pick up your comments to this… #EnergyTransition #Sustainability #FossilFuels #RenewableEnergy
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