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KMT Robotic Solutions, Inc. (KMT-RS) has announced the sale of an additional Root End Cut and Drill System to a North American manufacturer of utility size wind turbine blades.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Red Maple, the Tooling Business of Gurit, has signed a first contract for a wind turbine blade mould to be delivered to a customer in Europe.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
In the first quarter of 2011 Nordex will be shipping a total of twelve 2.5MW wind turbines to Northern Ireland and the south-west of the Republic of Ireland from its European production centre in Rostock, Germany.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
MLS Intelligent Control Dynamics has announced that Baoding Tianwei Wind Power Technology Co., Ltd. (BTWPT) has successfully deployed the MLS Toolbox as its standard platform for wind turbine controller design. BTWPT manufactures multi-megawatt wind turbines in the Chinese city of Baoding located in Hebei province.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Wind measurement company Second Wind has announced that Competitive Power Ventures (CPV) is using its wind monitoring systems for evaluating wind power potential. The company uses Second Wind’s technology to collect data on wind speeds, direction and other variables for site assessments.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
PowerWind GmbH has started construction of its first wind farm in Azerbaijan. The foundations for two turbines of the type PowerWind 56 have already been cast.
- Fred.Olsen Renewables opens Crystal Rig II Wind Farm in Scotland, UK
- Areva to provide solution for installation and services of offshore wind farms
- Xtreme Power selected as energy storage provider for Tres Amigas
- Trelleborg supports Hywind floating wind turbine
- Gamesa obtains new contracts in China
- Google to invest in offshore wind power project
- Replacement of M5000 nacelles completed
- Denmark’s Rodsand II offshore wind power plant begins operations
- Siemens Energy receives further wind power order from Canada
- GE’s wind turbines powering E.ON wind farms in Poland
- Alstom's first wind power contract in Turkey
- KMT RS announces sale of robotic wind turbine blade root end cut and drill system
- REpower enters Swedish wind energy market
- Vestas signs global order
- SMart Wind secures grid connection for first GW of Hornsea offshore wind farm
- REpower and Denker & Wulf have signed contract for 74.8MW
- US wind energy project nets billions
- Gamesa picks up contract to maintain new wind farms in France and Germany
- Hansen Transmissions and Romax Technology announce combined offering
- PowerWind sells 2.5 MW wind turbine to wpd AG
- DOE directs US$ 5 million to wind energy projects
- Dow, MAG and AWE start cooperation to develop wind industry technologies
- Xcel Energy releases results from wind-to-battery project
- Gamesa to build a 102MW wind farm in Honduras
- GE wind turbines selected for Thai wind farm
- Egyptian wind measurement services awarded to GL Garrad Hassan
- Terra-Gen announces closing of construction financing and wind turbine order
- Natural Power signs three new site management contracts
- Gamesa to build three wind farms in Spain
- Catch the Wind signs agreement with enXco
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