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Vestas has received a 99MW order from Enel Green Power (EGP) for delivery of 33 V112-3.0MW wind turbines.
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Dong Energy has sold its 33% interest in the Norwegian onshore wind company Kvalheim Kraft to Vardar Boreas AS, which already owns a 33% interest in Kvalheim Kraft.
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GE has announced the opening of the Paldiski Wind Farm, with 18 GE 2.5-100 wind turbines, on the Pakri peninsula in northwestern Estonia.
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The Nordex Group has signed a multiyear supply agreement with US supplier TPI Composites for the delivery of NR-58.5 rotor blades.
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An investment affiliate of Starwood Energy Group Global, LLC and Mesa Power Group have announced Starwood Energy's investment affiliate's acquisition of the 377MW Stephens Ranch Wind Project, located in Borden and Lynn Counties, Texas, USA.
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The IKEA Group has plans to invest GBP 1.5 billion in wind energy and solar programmes up to 2015 and plans to be completely energy independent by 2020. As part of this investment plan Mainstream Renewable Power has closed a deal to sell its 7.65MW Carrickeeny Wind Farm to IKEA.
- Turkey’s GAMA Enerji invests in GE wind turbines
- Allianz buys three wind parks in France and Italy
- SKF has chosen Spares in Motion to promote their lubrication products
- First Flight Wind appoint Natural Power for ecological survey work
- Nordex’s first N117/2400 wind farm installed in Finland
- Goldwind USA closes financing for 55MW Penonome wind farm
- Mainstream secures €100 million investment from Japanese trading company
- Northland Power acquires rights to majority equity stake in Dutch offshore wind farm
- Minnesota Power announces 200MW wind addition
- Deepwater Wind wins auction to develop offshore wind energy sites in federal waters
- Sumitomo Corporation to invest in two Belgian offshore projects
- Gamesa will deliver 138MW to Renovalia in Mexico
- Vestas receives 105 MW order in South Africa
- Xcel Energy plans to grow wind power by 30 per cent
- Siemens chooses Petrofac for offshore wind commissioning support
- EC&R closes financing for Anacacho wind farm
- GDF SUEZ and EDP Renewables join forces in view of the next French offshore tender
- GE-Powered Santa Catarina Wind Farm Goes Online in Mexico
- Siemens receives order for onshore wind farm in the UK
- GL RC contracted by AMSC for design assessment of offshore wind turbine
- USA announces nation’s second offshore wind energy lease sale
- RES Americas to develop and construct 200MW wind project for Xcel Energy
- Enel signs agreements to supply wind energy in Mexico
- Power Climber Wind supplies climb assist systems in Quebec
- Siemens receives a 81MW wind power order from Philippines
- Nordex USA secures 45.6MW order from Exelon Wind
- Broadwind Energy announces us$ 87 million of new tower orders
- Alstom to supply wind turbines for project in Mexico
- REpower completes installation of Thornton Bank offshore wind farm
- First Flight Wind appoints ABPmer to undertake Physical Process Assessment
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