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GE has introduced taller towers for its onshore wind turbine product line. The new towers enable higher annual energy production (AEP) and increase the number of potential wind sites.
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Gamesa has launched its new wind turbine, the G136-4.5MW Class III, which is specially designed for low-wind sites.
- Category: Product News
Hailo Professional premiered its BLADElift on March 18, 2011. The lift was developed in collaboration with L&L Rotorservice.
- Category: Product News
Vestas has revealed the details of its next generation dedicated offshore turbine. The new machine, the V164-7.0 MW, has a capacity of 7.0MW, a rotor diameter of 164 metres and is a medium-speed drive-train solution.
- Category: Product News
Labkotec Oy has introduced a new generation ice detector, the LID-3300IP for use in wind turbine applications. The detector is especially designed for wind turbines operating in extremely harsh weather conditions.
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Romax Technology has announced that its 3MW DHWG3000 gearbox has been awarded a GL Renewables Certification (GL) B-Design Assessment. The DHWG3000 gearbox, designed by Romax, is currently in volume production for Sinovel’s SL3000 turbines and is manufactured by Dalian Huarui.
- Natural Power, RES and FEUP join forces to develop next generation VENTOS CFD Model
- OCAS approved in Sweden
- Alstom and Converteam team up on the world’s largest DD/PMG for offshore wind
- GL Garrad Hassan announces new software tool for owners and operators
- Catch the Wind presents field trial data
- Northern Power Systems introduces new 2.3MW PM/DD wind turbine
- GE introduces 4.1-113 offshore turbine
- Gamesa receives GL certification for its G52-850 kW 60hz turbine
- Siemens launches new gearless wind turbine for low to moderate wind speeds
- Vestas expands service options for customers
- 3E launches multi-technology, multi-user wind portfolio management software platform
- Sauer Energy schedules its wind turbine for formal wind tunnel testing
- Northstar Wind installs their Phase I demonstration tower
- Sauer Energy secures third patent
- NRG Systems introduces Symphonie iPackGPS communications module
- GL Garrad Hassan delivers wind map of Lebanon
- GE completes acquisition of wind turbine tower technology
- Alstom and LM Wind Power develop the world’s largest wind turbine blade
- GL Garrad Hassan launches onshore wind resource mapping for Great Britain
- First Brevini wind 3MW main gearbox left German facility
- The Switch launches its next-generation full-power converter
- New generator for Vestas 2MW turbines from Availon
- NRG Systems introduces an 80-meter XHD tilt-up tower
- PowerWind has commissioned its first 2.5MW wind turbine
- WebCore earns certificate of approval by GL for Tycor W
- AWS Truepower Releases windNavigator 3.0
- New free web based service providing an estimation of wind flow complexity on potential wind farm sites
- ODENH invests € 3 million in new offshore wind turbine
- Converteam powers China’s first 5MW permanent magnet direct drive offshore wind turbine
- Spanish companies join forces to develop a 15MW offshore wind turbine
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