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Today's feed is dominated by two operational and financial signals: Dominion Energy's 2.6 GW Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project has logged a further schedule delay and a near-$300 million cost increase, while Eversource has booked a $164 million impairment on Revolution Wind following stop-work orders — together raising material questions for offshore project financiers and insurers. A separate cluster of items covers TotalEnergies' acquisition of Shell's European onshore renewables portfolio and South Korea's new RNA certification standard, both with structural implications for asset management and supply-chain risk.

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TotalEnergies acquires Shell's European onshore wind and solar portfolio

TotalEnergies has agreed to purchase the entirety of Shell's European onshore wind and solar assets, according to Windpower Monthly, reNEWS, and Recharge News. The transaction follows Shell's appointment of a new low-carbon chief and forms part of a broader retreat by Shell from European onshore renewables reported by Recharge News. For operators and asset managers, the deal signals a continued consolidation of European onshore wind ownership among large integrated energy companies, with implications for O&M contract continuity and long-term PPA counterparty risk. The scale and exact asset composition of the portfolio were not detailed in the available feed excerpts.

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