Wood, a global consultancy, has secured €1 billion for three major clean energy projects in Europe. The projects include Lithuania's largest onshore wind farm with a capacity of 821 megawatts, expected to power 270,000 households and reduce carbon emissions by over 200,000 tonnes annually. Another project involves a green hydrogen initiative in Spain, combining wind and solar energy to produce green hydrogen. Additionally, a 553MW onshore wind project in Sweden, comprising four wind farms, is part of the investment. Azad Hessamodini, Executive President for Consulting at Wood, highlighted Europe's role in advancing renewable energy projects, emphasizing the need for significant capital investment to facilitate energy mix diversification. The completion of the final investment decision for these projects signifies a crucial step towards accelerating renewable energy adoption and mitigating carbon emissions.