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Voltalia and Acciona Windpower have signed a contract for the supply of turbines with a capacity of 210MW for two of Voltalia's wind farms in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Norte.
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Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 30 V112-3.0 MW turbines for Uruguay from Compañia Forestal Uruguaya S.A. (COFUSA) for the 90MW Pintado Wind Power Plant.
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Sowitec trading GmbH has successfully registered a so-called CDM programme of activities (PoA) for wind energy projects in Uruguay. A PoA is an opportunity for renewable energy projects that reduce greenhouse gases to access the European carbon market (EU-ETS).
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Gamesa has signed an agreement with Kengen from Kenya to supply 13.6MW of turbines for a wind farm Kengen is developing and Iberdrola Ingeniería is constructing.
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Equity infrastructure company Platina Partners LLP (Platina) and Swedish onshore wind developer Arise Windpower AB (Arise) have opened the €336 million Jädraås wind farm.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and the California Energy Commission have unveiled the Yerba Buena Battery Energy Storage System pilot project to better balance power needs of the electric grid.
- Bangladesh to conduct wind mapping
- Gamesa signs agreements for 230MW in India
- Vestas receives 155MW order in Mexico
- Juhl Energy acquires wind projects in Canada
- New nacelle-mounted Lidar power curve measurement procedure developed and demonstrated
- Simultaneous measurements upwind and downwind from a wind turbine delivered
- SSE acquires Dunmaglass wind farm project
- Nordex has started construction of Irish wind farm
- Ecological monitoring programme for marine life on a wind farm published
- Deal ends dispute on UK offshore wind project
- Globeleq inaugurates Nicaraguan wind project
- Otter Tail Power Company signs 25-year wind energy contract
- Siemens wins 100MW wind power order from South Africa
- Delay of Vestas contract in Mexico
- Alstom and Keppel Verolme installed first self-erecting substation in Germany
- REpower wins German community wind farm projects
- UpWind Solutions awarded O&M service agreement for BP wind farms
- MidAmerican Energy announces US$ 1.9 billion investment in additional wind generation capacity
- Denham Capital to invest US$75 million in Australian wind power porfolio
- NextEra Energy Resources selects GE turbines for Michigan wind farm
- Gamesa sells 70MW Mexican wind farm to Iberdrola
- WES receives order from St Helena for six turbines
- S&C awarded a contract to upgrade 585mw wind farm in 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
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