‘Largest’ PV Power Plant Announced For Russia
Finland’s Energy Company Fortum & Russian Direct Investment Fund To Co-Build ‘Largest’ Solar Power Plant in Russia With 116 MW Capacity
Kalmykia in Southern Russia is set to be the region in Russia to host a 116 MW solar power plant which the project promoters believe will be the ‘largest’ solar project in the country once it is commissioned.
Fortum CEO Leaves Company For Greener Pastures
Fortum President & CEO Pekka Lundmark To Leave Company Post August 2020 To Join Nokia; Board Of Directors Initiative Executive Search For His Replacement
The photo of Fortum’s President and CEO Pekka Lundmark was projected by Greenpeace activists onto the cooling tower of Datteln 4, a coal power plant, to mark their protest against the company’s German subsidiary Uniper investing in the project in Northrhine-Westfalia, Germany.
Fortum Consortium Wins 100 MW Montenegro Tender
Montenegro Ministry Of Economy Selects Fortum & EPCG Consortium To Develop 100 MW Solar Power Plant On State Owned To Be Leased
Finland based energy company Fortum Corporation and Montenegro based local utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG) have won 100 MW capacity in the 200 MW tender launched by the Montenegro’s Ministry of Economy earlier in 2018 (see 200 MW PV Tender In Montenegro).
Three Bidders For 200 MW Montenegro Tender
Fortum Joins Hands With Montenegro’s Utility EPCG As Bidder For 200 MW Solar Power Tender
Once the 200 MW solar power plant in Briska Gora, Ulcinj municipality is online, the Ministry of Economy says Montenegro’s citizens will not pay for electricity produced from this plant through their electricity bill.
Fortum & Tata Power Win 250 MW Each In India
Finland’s Fortum & India’s TPREL Secure Contract To Develop 250 MW Solar Power Project Each In Pavagada Solar Park In Karnataka With Fixed Tariff Of 2.85 INR ($0.042)/kWh
In Karnataka, where Fortum has now won 250 MW PV capacity, it already has an operational 100 MW PV capacity. (Photo Credit: Fortum Corporation) .
