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EGCO, a Thai Independent Power Producer, has invested in the Boco Rock Wind Farm (BRWF) by acquiring a 100 per cent equity interest from Asia Pacific Renewables Limited principally owned by Continental Wind Partners, the developer of the wind farm.
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Gamesa has signed a new contract to supply 46MW of capacity to ITC Paperboards and Specialty Papers Division, subsidiary of the Indian group ITC.
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Meridian Energy has announced it has sold its interest in Macarthur wind farm to Malakoff Corporation Berhad, a Malaysian power generator and retailer for A$ 659 million.
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The Austin City Council has approved three new wind contracts totaling 570MW. This will bring Austin Energy’s total wind portfolio to 1,225 MW and puts the utility four years ahead of schedule for meeting its 35% renewable energy resources goal by 2020.
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Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell has announced the approval of a wind energy project in Arizona that, when built, will provide up to 500MW to the electricity grid.
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Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 107 MW in Australia for the Taralga Wind Farm in New South Wales, Australia.
- Vestas receives 87 MW order in the Philippines
- GE Partners with Downer EDI for wind farm in Australia
- Vestas receives 99 MW order in Sweden
- Acciona Energía will build its first wind farm in Chile
- SgurrEnergy chosen as technical consultants for Chinese offshore wind project
- DONG Energy to divest onshore wind business in Denmark
- Pipeline Engineering secures subsea cable protection contract
- The Switch signs deal with Prokon
- Spares in Motion signs agreement with Acciona Energy
- Consumers Energy signs contract with GE for 62 turbines
- Vestas sells two wind power plants in Romania and Bulgaria
- SGS provides owner's engineer services for wind farm in Croatia
- W4F partners with Spares in Motion for French market
- German university partners with MTS
- PensionDanmark to invest in Cape Wind
- NEL deploys ZephIR 300 for research projects
- PowerMatching City phase II goes live
- Salka has formed a strategic partnership with Wofi Capital
- Infigen and Gamesa enter 15-year long-term services agreements
- Nordex awarded contract in South Africa
- Vestas wins 42MW order in Croatia
- Vestas secures 309MW service contract renewal in USA
- Gamesa sells a 15MW wind farm in Scotland
- Leasing round announced to test emerging offshore wind technologies
- Apex Wind Energy to use Aconex for all projects
- Clean Line Energy acquires New Mexico transmission project
- Atkins secures GBP 2 million contract with DONG Energy
- Vestas receives 94MW order in South Africa
- Seajack and Samsung to build world's largest offshore wind vessel
- DONG Energy and FLiDAR start floating offshore wind measurement campaign
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