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Gamesa has completed the installation of the first prototype of its G128-5.0MW onshore turbine at its R&D facility in Alaiz (Navarra, Spain).
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Boulder Wind Power (BWP) has announced an expansion of its product portfolio for onshore and offshore applications. Originally focused on developing and testing the core technology in direct drive applications, BWP now offers solutions for geared turbines while expanding its offering for direct drive wind turbines.
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Senvion has started to install the prototype of its new 6.2M152. In a first step, the access routes to the Langen-Neuenwalde location (20 km north of Bremerhaven) are being built.
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ABB has introduced the ACS880, its newest wind turbine converter. The converter is based on ABB’s variable-speed drive. The ACS880 is rated from 0.8 to 8.0MW, with the highest powers being assembled using parallel-connected sub-converters.
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UGE has completed third party power performance testing, culminating in a certified power curve for its VisionAIR wind turbine.
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Alstom has signed a partnership with Freyssinet to enhance its ability to provide higher towers and the company has achieved a key milestone in the certification of its ECO 122 wind turbine and commercialises a 3.0MW model of the machine.
- 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
- New operations and maintenance system reduces the cost of offshore wind
- Orga Aviation introduces new LED obstruction lighting system
- Hyosung Corporation installs aeroMaster 5.0 prototype on Jeju Island, Korea
- GE Power Conversion enables DC in remote power networks
- Gram & Juhl to launch diagnostic & monitoring service
- Maersk Training launches two new offshore emergency courses
- Study reveals single stage drivetrain is lowest cost for large turbines
- Leine Linde Systems introduces slip ring with diagnostic system
- Mojo Maritime to develop low motion floating platform
- 3TIER’s global wind and solar datasets now freely available through Google Map Gallery
- Xzeres launches PowerLease financing program
- GE introduces 2.85-103 wind turbine for Japan
- Aveillant installs a trial system in north Kent, England
- SgurrEnergy launches wind data software
- Hyundai installs 5.5MW offshore wind turbine prototype in Korea
- Reflex Marine launch newly developed FROG-XT
- Galion Lidar used as part of wind turbulence measurement campaign
- Breeze Production introduced for wind farm owners and operators
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