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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Hailo has signed contracts totalling around € 2 million with two new customers.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
A2SEA will help to install 160 Siemens 3.6MW turbines on RWE’s Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
TÜV NORD has won the contract to perform type certification of an offshore wind turbine from Chinese manufacturer Sinovel. The 6MW turbine will be one of the first Chinese designed offshore wind power systems with internationally recognised type certification.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
SoWiTec is about to finish the development of the 90MW wind farm Valle de Los Vientos in northern Chile. After 5 years of project planning, the construction phase will be started within the upcoming months and the wind farm is supposed to be operational mid of 2013.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Northwind wind farm will have an installed production capacity of 216MW. The connection between the Offshore High Voltage Substation (OHVS) and the onshore grid connection will be realised with a 220 kV submarine export cable.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has finished the construction of the Bii Nee Stipa II wind farm in the Mexican state of Oaxaca, developed and constructed by Enel Green Power. The wind farm is outfitted with 37 G80-2.0MW wind turbines.
- New offshore wind farms approved by UK governement
- Bird survey undertaken on Dogger Bank
- Mitsubishi signs service deal with Infigen
- Vestas receives 50MW order in Mexico
- Alstom wins contract to supply turbines for a wind farm in Finland
- Gamesa signs first UK turbine supply deal with RES
- Salazar announces onshore, offshore wind energy milestones
- Nordex awarded 57.5MW project extension in Norway
- Boralex acquires 90.5MW in France
- GE’s turbines to power new wind farm on Sweden’s west coast
- Nordex signs framework agreement for projects in Finland
- Goldwind announces sale of its Australia Mortons Lane Wind Farm
- EIB Financing of € 333 million for Northwind offshore wind power plant
- Vestas receives 216MW offshore order in Belgium
- SgurrEnergy supports Mongolia’s first wind farm through construction
- Vestas receives 90MW order in Sweden
- SgurrEnergy appointed to advise on £750m offshore wind farm
- Vale and Pacific Hydro form wind energy joint venture in Brazil
- Vestas secures service contract renewal for 1,897MW
- Vestas signs 55MW order in Italy
- Vestas receives order for Innner Mongolia
- Gamesa and Harvest the Wind Network collaborate on first distributed wind project
- First Portuguese offshore wind turbine inaugurated
- GBT building molds and blades for WES
- Vestas wins V90 order from Longyuan in Fujian
- PowerWind sells wind turbines to Great Britain and Poland
- UpWind Solutions announces five year partnership with Smart Blade
- DTE Energy selects GE technology for four wind projects in Michigan
- Siemens brings offshore wind powerplant in China online
- Ramboll to design the foundations for the first US offshore farm
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