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The Porthos Project is developed in the Port of Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. The project involves the transport of CO₂ captured from port industries through a network of onshore and offshore pipelines to depleted gas fields located beneath the North Sea, where the CO₂ is permanently stored. Its objective is to reduce industrial emissions from the Rotterdam cluster and contribute to the decarbonization of high-emission sectors.

The Courseulles-sur-Mer Wind Farm, placed off 10 km Normandy’s Bessin coast, in France, represents a crucial step in the shift towards sustainable energy, with a capacity of 450 MW and featuring 75 GE Haliade turbines over 50 km². This wind farm is a testament to France’s commitment to reducing dependence on fossil fuels, by increasing its renewable energy output.

The project involves the construction of a new gas-fired Combined Cycle Gas Turbine — CCGT unit with a capacity of approximately 600–650 MW, developed to increase power generation capacity and improve the efficiency of the existing plant. Operated by JSC Thermal Power Plants and built with Mitsubishi Power technology, the new unit will contribute to the production of electricity and heat while reducing natural gas consumption.