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- Category: Projects and Contracts
MidAmerican Energy Company has announced its plans to add up to 1,050MW of wind generation, consisting of up to 656 new wind turbines, in Iowa, USA by year-end 2015.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Denham Capital has announced an investment of US$75 million of equity in a 1GW portfolio of Australian wind power projects currently under development.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
GE will supply 59 of its new turbines, the 1.7-100 brilliant wind turbine, which will have a hub height of 80 meters, to NextEra Energy Resources, LLC’s wind farm, planned for the thumb region of Michigan. The 1.7-100 machine is the second brilliant wind turbine in GE’s portfolio.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has sold Iberdrola a wind farm development in Mexico with a future total installed capacity of 70MW. Gamesa will be in charge of developing and building the Dos Arbolitos wind farm located in the town of Juchitán de Zaragoza in the state of Oaxaca.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Wind Energy Solutions (WES) has announced that it has received an order from the Government of St Helena for delivery and installation of six additional WES80 Hybrid turbines.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
S&C Electric Company has announced it was awarded a US$`2.6 milion contract by Sweetwater Wind to upgrade a portion of their 585MW wind farm in Sweetwater, Texas.
- Siemens signs 15-year wind service extensions in North America
- EDB to provide loan for wind farm in Kazakhstan
- GE sells wind turbines to bioenergy
- Invenergy to install GE’s first turbine with integrated battery software applications
- Green Investment Bank and Masdar to form new investment alliance
- Vestas deploys multiple ZephIR Lidars at wind power project in Australia
- Clean Line Energy signs agreement to acquire New Mexico transmission project
- Renovalia adds two wind farms in Mexico to portfolio
- Gamesa receives 150MW order from Brazil
- Vestas receives 110MW order in Chile
- SMart Wind signs Agreement for Lease with The Crown Estate
- Natural Power delivers as lead Due Diligence advisor on Strath of Brydock deal
- Georgia Power to acquire 250MW of wind energy from EDP Renewables
- Vestas receives a 10-year service contract renewal for 120MW
- RES Americas starts construction on Buffalo Dunes wind project
- USTDA grant supports for Chilean wind farm
- Hurunui wind farm granted consent
- Galion Lidar measures turbulence in study
- Element Power to build a 36MW wind farm with Nordex turbines
- Hydro Tasmania signs strategic agreement signed with Chinese energy company
- DONG Energy enters into agreements on 6MW offshore wind turbines
- GE to acquire 51% stake in Buffalo Dunes wind project
- Polish Energy Partners to award SGS owner's engineer contract
- Vestas receives 299MW order in Canada
- Japan tests floating wind turbine prototype
- BP plans to sell US wind farms
- PowerWind Ltd sells first turbines to the USA and Romania
- CG to power offshore wind farm in The Netherlands
- SgurrEnergy to support Mongolia’s first wind farm through to completion
- Vestas receives 105MW order in Ukraine
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