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Cortland Company, a manufacturer of engineered synthetic ropes, heavy lift slings, electro-optical-mechanical cables, and umbilicals is working with Dutch Heavy Lift Consultancy on DONG Energy Anholt Offshore Wind Farm project to deliver custom Plasma HMPE for towing monopiles.
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NRG Systems has expanded its offerings to the wind energy operations and maintenance segment. Its patented TurbinePhD system monitors the health of turbine components for more cost-effective operations and maintenance.
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Gamesa has launched its major turbine components (gearbox, generator and blade) reconditioning services business.
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Tentec has announced the availability of Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) certified bolt training courses and qualifications for the Wind and Renewables industry.
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OSBIT Power (OP) has been confirmed as a successful bidder to a Government scheme to support manufacturers developing next generation offshore wind technology.
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Hitachi Ltd. and Fuji Heavy Industries, Ltd. (FHI) have reached a basic agreement on the assignment of FHI's wind turbine generator system business to Hitachi. Towards the completion of assignment, which is planned for July 1, 2012, Hitachi and FHI will discuss the specific terms of the future agreement.
- Eden Rose joins Tidal Transit fleet
- Northern Power Systems’ wind turbine fleet exceeds one million hours of operation
- UL to acquire DEWI
- Nordex to focus on onshore wind
- DNV acquires Vattenfall shares in STRI
- Goldwind announces 2011 annual results
- New executive management at SSB Wind Systems
- TÜV Rheinland agrees cooperative venture with FGH
- 3TIER hires former Microsoft international executive
- GL GH appoints new business development manager
- Gamesa appoints CEO for North America
- A2SEA invests in a new jack-up vessel
- TPI Composites and ALKE launch wind blade joint venture in Turkey
- Gamesa announces intention to pursue MOU with the Port of Leith as its UK manufacturing base
- American Fiber Green Products enters wind energy industry
- New head of international operations for GL Renewables Certification
- Centrica and DONG Energy establish joint venture to co-develop Round 3 Irish Sea wind farm zone
- Fugro acquires EMU
- kk-electronic buys wind turbine
- Gamesa enters distributed and community wind market in the USA
- Catch the Wind starts volume manufacturing of Vindicator OCS
- Marubeni acquires UK offshore wind power construction firm
- TÜV Rheinland and EuroWind announce strategic cooperation
- Skanska to build wind farm in Chile
- United Technologies Corp to sell Clipper Windpower
- Gurit’s wind energy sales grew by 39.7% in 2011
- Galileo hires senior originator for London office
- Ming Yang opens R&D office in the USA
- New head of business development and sales for GL Garrad Hassan
- Endurance Wind Power commissions new test site in the UK
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