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Enerpac has introduced a new Multi-Purpose Lifting Beam (MPLB) designed for onshore wind turbine assembly.DC21 Operations and Gill Instruments collaborate on wind turbine sensors for Endurance wind turbines
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DC21 Operations, which maintains and repairs Endurance E Series and X Series wind turbines, has partnered with Gill Instruments to introduce ultrasonic anemometers for wind speed measurement.- Category: Product News
Enercon is developing taller hybrid steel towers (HST) for its EP5 turbine range. The HST design combines a Modular Steel Tower (MST) base, made of bolted folded steel plates, with tubular steel tower (ST) segments placed on top.- Category: Product News
Saipem has unveiled Star1, its proprietary floating offshore wind foundation. The steel semi-submersible structure has a star-shaped design with three arms converging at the centre, supporting next-generation turbines, including those over 20 MW. The design aims to reduce turbine movement and optimise loads on the mooring lines anchoring it to the seabed.
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Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel Boreas has arrived in the Netherlands after a journey of nearly 14,700 nautical miles from China. The vessel will now undergo outfitting and finishing in the Netherlands before being christened and deployed on its first offshore wind project.
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Nooteboom Trailers has expanded its wind transport programme with the four-times extendable Super Wing Carrier XL (SWC-XL), designed for transporting the latest wind turbine rotor blades exceeding 85 metres in length. The SWC-XL (type SWC-91-24V(QP)) offers increased length and payload capacity while maintaining stability.
- ACT100 Blade completes certification tests
- ABS approves FEED documents for Eco TLP floating wind platform
- Construction begins on North Star’s SOV for EnBW
- BAR Technologies and CM Energy Tech partner to produce WindWings
- RES secures US patent for wind turbine blade inspection technology
- Seatrium begins sea trials for U.S.-built wind turbine installation vessel
- Eurazeo invests in offshore service vessel platform
- Huisman launches Performance Insights for equipment monitoring
- Vaisala announces revised pricing and warranty terms for WindCube
- Windward Offshore secures financing for four offshore wind service vessels
- QBlade introduces QBlade 2.0.8
- Envision Energy, launches fully integrated drivetrain for offshore wind turbines
- Van Oord’s cable-laying vessel Nexus fitted with emissions control technology
- Siemens Gamesa to develop 21.5MW offshore wind turbine prototype
- R&D Test Systems concludes Megawatt Scalable Versatile Grid Emulation System project
- Sonardyne introduces shallow water dynamic positioning system
- Senvion India partners with Voodin Blade Technology for wooden wind turbine blades
- Enercon introduces high-wind variant of E-138 EP3
- Enercon, Ilsenburger Grobblech, and SMB develop lower-emissions steel tower
- We4Ce’s 2.5-3MW rotor blade passes validation test at Suzlon in India
- Ulstein designs heavy lift vessel for Penta-Ocean Construction
- CRRC installs prototype 20MW floating wind turbine
- Nordex installs N175/6.X wind turbine on hybrid tower
- Nooteboom introduces new trailer for wind turbine tower transport
- Tata Steel Nederland explores new wind turbine tower designs
- Development of offshore wind cable burial protection database underway
- Improving offshore wind safety and performance with lidar technology
- Caeli Wind adds Ready-to-Build wind farm projects to its platform
- Gill Instruments adds Modbus output to WindSonic 2-axis wind sensors
- SpectX partners with TNO, GE Vernova, and LM Wind Power on drone X-ray inspection for wind turbine blades
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