RES completed construction of 2200MW of new renewable energy projects in 2020, bringing the total volume of operational developments the company supports to 7GW.
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The new renewable capacity RES brought online last year will avoid the equivalent of 4.3 million tonnes of carbon dioxide each year – taking the total avoided emissions from RES’ projects to 19 million tonnes, the company said.
RES said it booked more than 23,000 key worker visits on and off projects from its 24/7/365 control centre and gained international recognition for its asset management services, including achieving ISO 55001 certification.
Deals of over 800MW were closed in the Nordic region.
RES chief executive Ivor Catto said: “At this time keeping the power flowing has been a priority and I'm proud of how our people have risen to the challenge in 2020.
“I am pleased that we have also continued to play our part in bringing forward new renewable power generation in line with our vision 'to create a future where everyone has access to affordable zero carbon energy.
“Renewable energy remains the cornerstone in tackling our climate emergency and we look forward to another successful year in 2021, as we continue to support our clients across the world and deliver clean power for consumers.”
