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We4Ce has designed ten rotor blade sets for Dutch wind turbine developer TouchWind to support testing of its TW6 turbine—a floating, self-tilting wind turbine featuring a one-piece rotor.
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Restech, a developer of pneumatic line throwers, is introducing a new system designed to meet growing demands for flexibility in towing and mooring operations for Service Operation Vessels (SOVs) in the offshore wind sector.
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Over the past eleven months, Nordex has conducted mechanical testing of a rotor blade from its N175/6.X turbine in line with the IEC 61400-23 standard. The tests took place at the accredited rotor blade test facility operated by the Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy Systems IWES in Bremerhaven.
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Enercon has installed the prototype of its new E-175 EP5 E2 wind turbine, with a rated output of 7.0 MW, in Wachendorf, Lower Saxony, Germany. The turbine is mounted on a hybrid tower with a hub height of 162 metres.
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EDPR is auctioning 90 Vestas V162-5.6 MW wind turbines originally acquired for projects in La Guajira, Colombia. The sale will be conducted through an online auction via Escrapalia, the auction platform of Surus. The wind turbines, from Vestas' EnVentus platform, were intended for use in La Guajira, one of Colombia’s most promising wind energy regions, but regulatory obstacles have prevented their deployment.
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StormGeo has introduced a new e-learning platform designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of professionals in the offshore energy industry. This online resource provides accessible, engaging, and interactive training on weather forecasting and safety.
- New repair joint for high-voltage subsea cables developed for offshore applications
- Cadeler takes delivery of new wind turbine installation vessel
- eologix-ping unveils updated wireless blade sensors for ice detection
- NKT introduces new cable monitoring platform
- Enerpac introduces Multi-Purpose Lifting Beam for onshore wind turbine assembly
- DC21 Operations and Gill Instruments collaborate on wind turbine sensors for Endurance wind turbines
- Enercon expands EP5 tower portfolio with new hybrid steel towers
- Saipem introduces Star1 floating offshore wind technology
- Van Oord’s offshore installation vessel Boreas arrives in the Netherlands
- Nooteboom Trailers expands wind transport range with Super Wing Carrier XL
- ACT100 Blade completes certification tests
- ABS approves FEED documents for Eco TLP floating wind platform
- Construction begins on North Star’s SOV for EnBW
- BAR Technologies and CM Energy Tech partner to produce WindWings
- RES secures US patent for wind turbine blade inspection technology
- Seatrium begins sea trials for U.S.-built wind turbine installation vessel
- Eurazeo invests in offshore service vessel platform
- Huisman launches Performance Insights for equipment monitoring
- Vaisala announces revised pricing and warranty terms for WindCube
- Windward Offshore secures financing for four offshore wind service vessels
- QBlade introduces QBlade 2.0.8
- Envision Energy, launches fully integrated drivetrain for offshore wind turbines
- Van Oord’s cable-laying vessel Nexus fitted with emissions control technology
- Siemens Gamesa to develop 21.5MW offshore wind turbine prototype
- R&D Test Systems concludes Megawatt Scalable Versatile Grid Emulation System project
- Sonardyne introduces shallow water dynamic positioning system
- Senvion India partners with Voodin Blade Technology for wooden wind turbine blades
- Enercon introduces high-wind variant of E-138 EP3
- Enercon, Ilsenburger Grobblech, and SMB develop lower-emissions steel tower
- We4Ce’s 2.5-3MW rotor blade passes validation test at Suzlon in India
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