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Navitus Bay Development Ltd has announced that it will scale back the proposed wind park in order to reduce its visual impact.
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CT Offshore has signed a contract with DONG Energy to carry out the cable installation and burial of inter-array cables at Borkum Riffgrund 1 OWF.
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The San Marcos wind project, owned by Vientos de Eletrotecnia, a member of Grupo Terra, has secured US$ 127.5 million in senior debt financing.
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US Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell has announced the first offshore wind project proposed for federal waters off the West Coast. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has given the green light for Principle Power, Inc. to submit a formal plan to build a 30MW pilot project using floating wind turbine technology offshore Coos Bay, Oregon.
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Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, Inc. announced that it has entered into a 25-year agreement with a subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC for a 150MW wind power generating facility to be constructed in eastern Colorado, USA.
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EDP Renewables (EDPR) will use GE’s Wind PowerUp to increase the power output of 402 GE 1.5-77 wind turbines located at five US wind farms.
- Nordex awarded further contract by Taaleritehdas
- Siemens receives turbine order in the USA
- Axys asigns GeoSR as agent in Korea
- Dong Energy divests 50 per cent of its share in London Array 1 offshore wind farm
- Typhoon Offshore’s remaining 5 per cent interest in Gemini sold
- Moventas enters Australian market with CMaS
- Fugro secures new contracts for trenching operations in UK
- SPARTA project launched to drive offshore wind cost reduction
- Atlas of UK Marine Renewable Energy Resources to be updated
- DONG Energy and Carbon Trust team up to cut the costs of offshore wind
- Siemens wins turbine order and service contract for 79 wind turbines in Texas
- Revergy obtains new contracts in eight wind farms in Brazil
- Iberdrola connects first offshore wind turbines to grid at WODS wind farm
- Formula One technology boosts islands' wind energy efficiency
- Globeleq to receive US$ 109 million loan for Costa Rica wind project
- GDF SUEZ announces commercial operation of Cape Scott wind project
- Geronimo Energy acquires wind farm from Mainstream Renewable Power
- Google to buy energy from four Swedish wind farms
- ACSA and NEC sign order for hybrid wind energy project in Somalia
- Nordsee Ost substation assembled
- Official opening of Musselroe Wind Farm in Australia
- Alstom will supply wind turbines to wind farm in the Netherlands
- CT Offshore enters Gwynt y Môr OWF
- 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
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