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The first offshore wind turbine installed in Spain has been commissioned this morning. It is also Gamesa’s first offshore prototype, with 5MW of nominal power and installed at the Arinaga Quay in Gran Canaria (Canary Islands).
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Aveillant has completed live demonstrations which show that its Holographic Radar reliably removes wind turbines from airport radar with no degradation to radar performance.
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China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Limited (Ming Yang) has announced that its first 6.5MW prototype super compact drive (SCD) wind turbine generator (WTG) has been successfully completed in June 2013, and installation and testing are expected to commence in the third quarter of 2013. The 6.5MW SCD prototype utilizes Ming Yang's two-bladed SCD technology. It is designed mainly for off-shore operation.
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SSP Technology has completed three prototype wind turbine blades for Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI).
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The GICON SOF floating offshore foundation is an innovation and provides new opportunities for offshore wind park development.
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The BGB axial multi-mode and single-mode fibre optic rotary joints, ‘Optilinc’, have been tested by Deutsch UK Ltd to EN2591-601 (Aerospace series – Elements of electrical and optical connection Part 601: Optical elements – Insertion loss) and to EIA standards.
- DNV launched improved standard for wind farm service vessels
- DNV Kema releases floating offshore wind turbine structures standard
- Blix introduces Eyewind
- Lloyd’s Register releases offshore wind rules
- Ampair returns to 6kW wind turbine market
- FusionDrive factory validation completed
- Kintech Engineering introduces a new range of guyed lattice masts
- Vestas produces first V117 blade in Colorado, USA
- Hempel introduces new fast-drying mid-coat
- Gamesa completes assembly of the first offshore turbine installed in Spain
- Hydro Group unveils 36kV Dry Mate Hydro Bond Renewable Connector
- Samsung receives POWERS award for development of 7MW offshore wind turbine prototype
- Northern Power introduces two new turbines for low wind sites
- Suzlon releases upgraded S97 wind turbine in North American market
- GL RC publishes new guideline for the certification of condition monitoring systems
- Gamesa unveils G114-2.5 MW turbine
- GE announces 1GW of US wind orders and launches new brilliant wind turbine
- WindPRO 2.9 Version released
- TÜV Rheinland certifies HybridDrive from Winergy
- Vestas introduces new 2MW turbines
- Brüel & Kjær Vibro introduces VibroSuite
- Fedem and DNV introduce software for wind turbine and substructure design analysis
- Successful certification of Winergy HybridDrive components
- SgurrEnergy launches SgurrMetMast
- Mecanoo develops wind turbine with no moving parts
- ZephIR Lidar released remote sensing test results against an IEC compliant met mast
- GE 2.5-120 prototype fully operational at Dutch test facility
- Remtech introduces PA4 Sodar
- New LeitDrive 4Q frequency converter to be installed in all Leitwind’s turbines
- GL Garrad Hassan releases new version of Bladed
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