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Mainstream Renewable Power and Japanese Trading Company Marubeni Corporation have agreed a €100 million equity investment deal which sees Marubeni gaining a circa 25% holding in Mainstream.
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Northland Power Inc. has announced it has entered into agreements for the rights to acquire a majority equity stake in Gemini, a 600MW offshore wind project currently in development. Gemini is located 85 kilometres off the coast of the Netherlands in the North Sea.
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Minnesota Power plans to begin construction this year on a 200MW expansion of its Bison wind project.
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Deepwater Wind has announced its selection as the provisional winner of two offshore wind energy sites located in the federal waters off the coasts of Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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With the support of technical due diligence advice from GL Garrad Hassan, Sumitomo Corporation and its subsidiary Sumitomo Corporation Europe agreed to invest significant amount of equity in two Belgian offshore projects.
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Gamesa has landed a contract to supply 138MW for a wind farm which Renovalia, via its subsidiary Desarrollos Eólicos Mexicanos de Oaxaca, will build on Mexico's Tehuantepec Isthmus.
- 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
- Xcel Energy plans increase in wind purchases
- Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm given development consent
- SWiFT commissioned to study wind farm optimisation
- O2 awards Nordex contract for wind farm in Sweden
- Gamesa lands a 10-year contract to service 234MW for Veronagest in Italy
- The London Array offshore wind farm has been inaugurated
- AWS Truepower Partners with MIT Energy Institute
- CG wins wind onshore projects in France
- Vestas receives 93MW order in South Africa
- X-Wind shows-off the future of distributed energy generation
- EGCO expands its power portfolio to Australia
- Gamesa to supply 46MW to ITC group in India
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