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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Consent was given by the UK government for the construction of two wind farms off the Norfolk Coast with a combined capacity of over 1GW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Forewind, development partner for the Dogger Bank offshore wind zone, has concluded the first phase of the offshore bird and marine mammal survey.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Mitsubishi Power Systems Americas has signed a deal to maintain and service the turbines at five US wind farms owned by Infigen (Australia). The agreements cover 564 MWT 1000A (1MW) turbines across five wind farms in four US states.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received an order for a total capacity of 50.4MW consisting of 28 units of the V100-1.8MW turbine for the Los Altos wind power plant, which will be located in Jalisco, Mexico.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Alstom has secured the first Nordic order for its wind turbines by signing a contract with TuuliMuukko Oy for the Muukko wind farm near Lappeenranta in Eastern Finland.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has announced it has signed a turbine supply deal with RES for Meikle Carewe Wind Farm (10.2MW) in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
- 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
- Narec to identify industry partners for Blyth Offshore Wind Demonstration Site
- Gamesa obtains its first contract in Nicaragua
- Moog wins contract to supply Narec with a test system to evaluate 100 meters wind turbine blades
- Vestas selected as preferred supplier to five wind energy projects in South Africa
- Vestas receives order from Guangdong Yueneng in China
- AMSC receives wind turbine electrical control system order from Inox Wind
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