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GE’s renewable energy business has announced the expansion of its ‘brilliant’ wind platform to include plant-level wind management software applications to improve overall wind farm output.
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Vestas has installed the first V110-2.0MW prototype turbine at a test site in Høvsøre, on the west coast of Jutland, Denmark. The turbine will undergo an extensive test and verification programme to ensure reliability before full scale production commences prior to the first deliveries at the end of the year.
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S&C Electric Company has announced the first real-world deployment of a new service offering to remotely monitor S&C's Wind-Turbine Style Vista Switchgear. This new service was pioneered on Vista switchgear at Infigen Energy's 50MW Kumeyaay Wind Farm, located 65 miles east of San Diego in Boulevard, CA, USA.
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Spider, a division of SafeWorks, recently designed, manufactured and rigged its largest 360° Blade Access Platform (BAP) to date.
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Vestas PowerPlus features a range of new technology upgrades to optimise the performance of existing wind power plants. Vestas PowerPlus consists of three product offerings:
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UGE has announced the launch of the VisionAIR3, a vertical axis windturbine with a rated power of 1,000W.
- Solar Wind Energy Tower announces first tower site selected
- Gamesa commissions its first G114.2.0 MW wind turbine in USA
- European consortium to develop Spinfloat
- Adaptive shaft alignment with the new tool Fixturlaser EVO
- Enercon announces two turbines for strong wind sites
- DNV GL recognises wind turbine design by Goldwind
- Silver Spring and SGS introduce a solution that balances renewable power resources
- Aveillant’s Holographic Radar achieves integration with Thales STAR 2000 Radar
- New system for measuring lightning
- Gamesa launches anti-icing paint for wind turbines
- GE launches turbine for India’s low-wind speed conditions
- Bachmann introduces flexible SCADA system for wind power
- Gamesa completes the installation of its onshore 5MW prototype in Spain
- Boulder Wind Power expands generator and power conversion portfolio
- Senvion installs prototype of new 6.2M152 offshore turbine
- ABB launches low-voltage wind turbine converter
- VisionAIR wind turbine receives power curve certification from Intertek
- Alstom upgrades its ECO122 and introduces new tower
- New tower enables increased power production at low wind sites
- OMM and Geofabrics launch new sustainable scour protection solution
- Vergnet Launches Hybrid Wizard
- DNV GL certifies a pitch system
- LM Wind Power to develop flexible blade concept
- Siemens introduces uprated D3 wind turbine platform
- GE introduces 2.75-120 wind turbine for low wind speed regions
- Greensolver to launch a benchmarking tool for wind energy professionals
- GE launches space frame tower for wind turbines
- Oliveira and Eyewind launch periodic quality check for wind turbines
- Gamesa obtains type certification for the G128-5.0 MW
- DNV GL releases subsea power cable guideline
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