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The Ethiopian government has officially opened the Ashegoda wind farm, which is among the largest wind farms in sub Saharan Africa with a capacity of 120MW.
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Gamesa has signed an agreement to supply 54MW of turbines to the San Lorenzo wind farm being constructed by Japan’s Kanematsu Corporation at Guimaras Island, Chile.
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A consortium led by Toda Corp has announced a 2MW floating offshore wind turbine in south western Japan near Nagasaki began generating power.
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Pattern Energy Group has announced that it has erected the first wind turbine at its El Arrayan wind project, a 115MW project located on the coast of Chile, near Ovalle.
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EDF EN Canada and West Moberly First Nations (WMFN) have announced they have jointly signed a Protocol Agreement regarding the development of three wind energy projects representing over 500MW in the Peace River Region of British Columbia.
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A consortium led by Mainstream Renewable Power was awarded Preferred Bidder status by the Department of Energy in South Africa for three large-scale wind energy projects in the Northern Cape with a total generation capacity of 360MW.
- Natural Power achieves consent for Fred. Olsen Renewables wind farm
- Welsh JV to provide civil and electrical infrastructure for UK wind farm
- GE and GDF SUEZ Energy finalise installation in Romania
- Suzlon wins first order in Uruguay
- SgurrEnergy advises on Allianz Capital Partners project
- Gamesa to supply 54MW in India
- PSO signs new wind power agreements
- Vestas receives 108MW order in Romania
- SgurrEnergy supports financing of Masdar stake in London Array offshore wind farm
- Gamesa to supply 202MW to Iberdrola in the USA
- Tata Power signs agreement for acquisition of wind farm in Gujarat
- McLean’s Mountain wind farm to be powered by GE turbines
- Siemens awarded order for 150MW wind power project in Canada
- Up to 300MW of new wind capacity planned on Canada's Vancouver Island
- Broadwind Energy announces US$ 106 million in new tower orders
- Gamesa to supply 6MW for community wind farm in Alberta
- Technical advisory helps project move one step closer to financial close
- DONG Energy installs first turbine at West of Duddon Sands offshore wind farm
- Invenergy completes project financing for Prairie Breeze
- Gamesa receives contract to supply maiden 5MW turbines
- E.ON opens Kårehamn offshore wind farm in Sweden
- Availon wins Vattenfall's win farm maintenance contract
- Sempra acquires Nebraska Wind Project
- Meteodyn to acquire MIGAL?S CFD code and exclusivity usage
- Ming Yang secures offshore tender in China
- Areva, Entrepose Projets and Fouré Lagadec sign industrial partnership agreement
- First application accepted for Dogger Bank offshore wind development
- Dutch wind turbine crowdfunded in just 13 hours
- Vestas receives 129MW offshore order in the Netherlands
- Nordex receives order for 18 N117/2400 turbines from Germany
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