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The installation phase of the first Areva M5000 turbines has begun for the German offshore wind farms Global Tech I and Trianel Windpark Borkum in the North Sea.
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First Wind has announced that through a bidding process overseen by the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources two of its planned Maine wind power projects have been selected by Massachusetts utilities to provide clean wind energy to homes and businesses across the Commonwealth.
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Abengoa has been selected to construct and operate a 70MW wind farm in Palomas, in the Salto region of Uruguay.
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In Peru, near the city of San Juan de Marcona, a new onshore wind power plant is expected to go online in March 2014.
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Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order in the USA for wind turbine equipment corresponding to 60MW to secure PTC beyond 2013.
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REpower UK has signed four new turbine contracts for onshore orders in the UK.The company’s UK operation will be supplying turbines for new wind farms at Clashindarroch in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Eye Airfield in Suffolk in the South East of England, Hampole in Yorkshire and finally Westnewton located in Cumbria.
- ABB commissions Thornton Bank offshore wind connection
- United Wind secures US$25 million commitment for wind energy projects
- Google agrees to buy entire output of 240MW Texas wind project
- Impax appointed Natural Power in technical advisor role on purchase of two wind farms
- Samsung and Pattern close financing for Grand Renewable Wind project
- Gamesa to supply first G114-2.0MW turbine in USA
- EDF Renewable Energy signs TSA agreement with GE
- Vestas receives US order together with master supply agreement for a potential of up to 750MW
- Consumers Energy hires Michigan company for new wind park
- wpd acquires offshore wind farm Nordergründe
- AMSC wins first D-VAR STATCOM project in South Africa
- Disposal of transmission assets at London Array
- Nordex wins bid in Italy
- Infigen Energy chooses Romax’s remote monitoring services for its Texas wind farms
- Transmission Capital Partners appoints Natural Power to deliver NP /ControlCentre services for Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm
- IESO introduces will a new dispatch tool for all grid-connected wind resources
- SunZia signs anchor tenant for transmission project
- Power Climber Wind supplies climb assist systems to New York wind farms
- E.ON inaugurates power-to-gas unit in Germany
- Hornsea Project One offshore wind farm accepted for examination by the Planning Inspectorate
- Dominion Virginia Power wins federal offshore wind auction
- Denmark’s largest offshore wind power plant is inaugurated
- GE expands Brazil production facility and installs 500th turbine
- VTT lands offshore wind energy contract
- Fred. Olsen Renewables’ Rothes II Wind Farm operational
- Vestas receives order for 52MW in Turkey
- RWE receives permits for Innogy Nordsee offshore wind farm 2 & 3
- WWP sells 75% stake in four wind projects to Renewable Energy Developers
- Siemens to supply direct-drive wind turbines to France
- GL Garrad Hassan commissioned for FINO Wind research project
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