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Eolus Vind AB and Google have signed a ten year agreement in which Google will buy all electricity generated by 29 wind turbines that Eolus establishes in four wind farms in southern Sweden.
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Aerogeneradores Canarios S.A. (ACSA) has received its first order from Africa.
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The two parts of the Nordsee Ost substation were assembled at Bladt Industries’ facilities in Aalborg, Denmark.
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Tasmania’s biggest wind farm was officially opened 15 January 2014. The 168 megawatt Musselroe Wind Farm in Tasmania’s north east is now generating enough energy to supply the needs of up to 50 000 homes.
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Alstom has signed two contracts totalling around € 30 million with Investment Engineering, a renewable energy developer in the Netherlands, for the delivery, installation and commissioning of ECO 110 wind turbines at the Hartelkanaal wind farm, located in the Port of Rotterdam.
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An agreement was finalised and signed between CT Offshore and Gwynt y Môr Offshore Wind Farm Limited, covering free-laying, installation and burial of 63 cables of the in total 161 inter-array cables at one of Europe’s largest offshore wind farms.
- Construction begins on Amrumbank West wind farm
- Eneco purchases Seawatch wind LiDAR buoy
- Acciona Windpower signs a contract to supply 93MW of wind power for Brazil
- Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm contracts to Siemens
- Google makes US$ 75 million investment in Texas wind facility
- TÜV Rheinland receives contract from Areva Wind
- Nordex receives orders for Turkey
- Milbank advises Morgan Stanley in financing west Texas wind farm
- Resonance acquires 4 UK wind farms
- L-3 SAM Electronics supplies electrical system package for DanTysk wind farm accomodation platform
- EDF Renewable Energy acquires Roosevelt Wind Project
- Gamesa sells two wind farms in Germany
- Sowitec awarded energy supply contracts in Brazil
- wpd europe acquites Finnish wind farm project Tohkoja
- Alstom receives contract for Japan
- EWZ to participate in the wpd offshore wind farm Butendiek
- A2SEA to install 97 turbines for Gode Wind 1 & 2 offshore wind farms
- Tekmar seals deal with Van Oord on Dutch offshore wind farm project
- EDF sells 90% stake in US wind farm to Marubeni
- Globeleq to build more wind generation in Central America
- KCP&L to purchase 400MW of power from two new wind facilities in Kansas City
- Nordex awarded contract for eleven N117/3000 turbines in Finland
- Starwood closes financing on 211MW project in Texas
- Enbridge to Invest US$ 200 million in Texas wind power project
- Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm reduces proposed capacity
- Geosea secures offshore wind contract
- Wind Works Power orders Nordex wind turbines
- Gamesa sells a 25.5MW wind farm in Greece to Eren
- Mitsui participates in wind power generation project in Mexico
- Invenergy completes project financing for Miami Wind Energy Center in Texas
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