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The 36MW Big Blue Wind Farm in Minnesota will feature Gamesa’s newest turbine model designed specifically for low-wind sites making wind energy development accessible to a broader region.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a “Does Not Exceed (DNE)” determination for the proposed construction of 130 wind turbines in Nantucket Sound.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
MEAG, the asset management subsidiary of Munich Re, has acquired for an undisclosed amount three wind farms in the UK with a total output of 102MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
DONG Energy has acquired 100% ownership interest in three offshore wind development projects in Germany, Gode Wind 1, 2, and 3, from PNE Wind AG.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Environmental Statement (ES) supporting the development marine license application for the 450MW Neart na Gaoithe Offshore Wind Farm was submitted to Marine Scotland last week and marked the start of the formal consultation period, which will continue for six weeks (until 10 September).
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) has authorized a US$ 32.1 million loan guarantee to Wind Power Energia S.A. of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- SgurrEnergy provides engineering services for wind farm project in Pakistan
- Geronimo Wind Energy sells the Prairie Rose wind farm to Enel Green Power
- Gamesa sells its third Polish wind farm to RWE Innogy
- GEO and Gardline sign contract with Iberdrola
- Siemens receives order from Australia
- Power Climber Wind completed the installation of TSLs in Australian wind farms
- Mainstream Renewable Power submits application for Scottish offshore wind farm
- C-Power’s offshore wind farm Thornton Bank II installed
- Nordex receives order for two wind farms in Ireland
- Gamesa sells four wind farms in France and Germany
- Gamesa to deliver 48MW to Huadian Group in China
- Aquentium to develop alternative energy projects in Puerto Rico
- REpower signs five new contracts for the UK
- DONG Energy enters into framework agreement with Siemens Energy
- Element Power accepts first grid connection offer between UK and Ireland
- Fugro to perform geotechnical and geophysical survey for America’s first offshore wind farm
- SKF signs supply agreement for new Nautilus bearing
- Global Marine Energy to Maintain Transmission Link at Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm
- CEPRI and GL Garrad Hassan sign MOU
- Southwest Windpower turbines power remote Alaska village water treatment plant
- Hailo receives orders for tower equipment from Brazil
- A2SEA signs agreement for Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm
- TÜV NORD to certify Chinese offshore turbine from Sinovel
- SoWiTec to finish the development phase of wind farm in Chile
- CG to power Belgium’s Northwind offshore wind farm project
- Gamesa finishes a 74MW wind farm in Mexico
- New offshore wind farms approved by UK governement
- Bird survey undertaken on Dogger Bank
- Mitsubishi signs service deal with Infigen
- Vestas receives 50MW order in Mexico
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