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South Korean company HD Hyundai Electric & Energy Systems Co. secures two significant deals from the U.S. and Denmark, further expanding its global renewable energy presence. Hyundai Electric America Corp., its US subsidiary, signed a $164 million deal with Xcel Energy, while Danish project engineering firm Semco Maritime inked a contract worth 79.2 billion won.
In the U.S., HD Hyundai Electric's subsidiary, Hyundai Electric America Corp., has signed a substantial $164 million deal with the prominent energy firm Xcel Energy. Under this agreement, HD Hyundai Electric will supply eco-friendly power transformers for Xcel Energy's upcoming power plants in Texas, Colorado, and Minnesota. These extra-high voltage transformers are expected to be delivered in stages between 2025 and 2027, showcasing HD Hyundai Electric's commitment to delivering sustainable solutions.
Additionally, HD Hyundai Electric has entered into a contract worth 79.2 billion won with Danish project engineering firm Semco Maritime. As part of this collaboration, HD Hyundai Electric will provide power transformers and related equipment for offshore substations, particularly for a significant wind farm project in the Baltic Sea.
This remarkable achievement signifies HD Hyundai Electric's strong foothold in the global energy market. With a focus on renewable energy, Xcel Energy and Semco Maritime have chosen HD Hyundai Electric as their trusted partner for their eco-friendly power initiatives. As the world embraces the transformation towards renewable energy sources, HD Hyundai Electric is positioned to seize new business opportunities and capture the evolving market trends.
Based on a report by the International Energy Agency, renewable electricity generation is expected to experience a significant growth rate of 9 percent per year in the future. By 2025, it is estimated that renewable energy will make up an impressive 35 percent of the world's total power generation. This promising trend highlights the exciting potential and ongoing advancements in the field of renewable energy.
The International Energy Agency projects a significant increase in renewable energy's share in the global power generation mix, with the United States and European Union leading the way. HD Hyundai Electric is at the forefront of this transition, catering to the growing renewable energy market needs.
HD Hyundai Electric continues to demonstrate its expertise and capabilities in providing sustainable power solutions to meet global energy demands.
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