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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Morocco's power utility, ONE, has invited companies to submit expressions of interest in five wind farm projects with a total power generation capacity of 850MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
In the recent tender held by the Ministry of National Assets, Enel Green Power has been granted an area of public land in the Taltal district located in the Antofagasta region.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
MidAmerican Energy Company has announced the development of new wind projects in Iowa, totaling 407.1MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
ABB has won an order worth over US$ 50 million from Electric Transmission Texas LLC (ETT), to provide electrical equipment that will improve reliability, strengthen the existing transmission grid and facilitate the integration of wind power.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
enXco, an EDF Energies Nouvelles Company, and KCP&L have entered into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for a 100.8MW wind energy facility to be built in Ford County, Kansas, 17 miles northeast of Dodge City, USA.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The largest Nordex wind farm in Ireland to date is to be installed as of August 2012. The 42,5MW project is called “Garracummer” located in county Tipperary and is to go on grid with 17 N90/2500 machines.
- Goldwind completes first large-scale high altitude wind farm project
- Vestas receives 69MW order for Sweden
- Goldwind enters Pakistan market
- Vestas receives 254MW order in Brazil
- NextEra Energy Resources announces completion of subsidiary financing
- Gamesa agrees to sell two wind farms in Spain to Gas Natural
- NextEra Energy Resources subsidiary raises US$ 131 million
- Gamesa receives contract to supply 200MW in Egypt
- Gamesa and Iberdrola sign a new framework agreement
- ISO New England selects GL Garrad Hassan as wind power forecaster
- Offshore Marine Services secures Global Tech 1 contract
- EME closes US$ 242 million financing for three wind energy projects
- DATC project to deliver Wyoming wind power to California and southwestern USA
- enXco Service Corporation signs O&M agreement with Ridgeline Energy
- First Wind secures financing for Palouse Wind Project
- Nordex receives 30MW order from WKN USA
- DONG Energy acquires a stake in the first two projects in SMart Wind’s Hornsea zone
- Siemens wins order for offshore wind park in Germany
- AWS Truepower collaborates on US DOE observation deployment system project
- Nordex receives first N100/2500 order from Italy
- Campbell Scientific selects ZephIR wind lidar technology for US wind market
- Vestas receives 96MW order in Sweden
- Nordex preferred supplier for two wind farms in South Africa
- Nordex awarded contract for turbines in Norway
- Mainstream acquires Goldwind turbines to build first Chilean wind farm
- First WindFloat successfully deployed offshore
- Mainstream consortium wins 238MW government contracts in South Africa
- New turbine installation vessel to start at Sheringham Shoal
- enXco signs O&M agreement with MidAmerican Energy Company
- Vestas receives 168MW order in Australia
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