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GE will sell 1.8 billion reais (US $895.3 million) of turbines to Bioenergy Geradora de Energia Ltda. From Brazil.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
GE and Invenergy have announced the purchase of the first 2.5-120 brilliant wind turbines in the world. Invenergy has ordered three units as part of an 86-turbine deal with GE for its Mills County, Texas, wind farm.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The UK Green Investment Bank plc (GIB) and Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s state-backed renewable energy company, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore project investment opportunities in the UK’s clean energy sector.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has announced the deployment of three ZephIR 300 Lidar systems at the 420MW Macarthur Wind Farm in Australia to provide hub height and full rotor wind speed measurements across the Southern Hemisphere’s largest wind power project.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Clean Line Energy Partners LLC (Clean Line) has announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Power Network New Mexico, LLC (Power Network). The acquisition will be completed pending receipt of a regulatory approval.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The First Reserve Energy Infrastructure Fund (FREIF I) of First Reserve, and Renovalia Energy have announced the expansion of their Renovalia Reserve joint venture with the addition of two wind power plants in Southern Mexico.
- Gamesa receives 150MW order from Brazil
- Vestas receives 110MW order in Chile
- SMart Wind signs Agreement for Lease with The Crown Estate
- Natural Power delivers as lead Due Diligence advisor on Strath of Brydock deal
- Georgia Power to acquire 250MW of wind energy from EDP Renewables
- Vestas receives a 10-year service contract renewal for 120MW
- RES Americas starts construction on Buffalo Dunes wind project
- USTDA grant supports for Chilean wind farm
- Hurunui wind farm granted consent
- Galion Lidar measures turbulence in study
- Element Power to build a 36MW wind farm with Nordex turbines
- Hydro Tasmania signs strategic agreement signed with Chinese energy company
- DONG Energy enters into agreements on 6MW offshore wind turbines
- GE to acquire 51% stake in Buffalo Dunes wind project
- Polish Energy Partners to award SGS owner's engineer contract
- Vestas receives 299MW order in Canada
- Japan tests floating wind turbine prototype
- BP plans to sell US wind farms
- PowerWind Ltd sells first turbines to the USA and Romania
- CG to power offshore wind farm in The Netherlands
- SgurrEnergy to support Mongolia’s first wind farm through to completion
- Vestas receives 105MW order in Ukraine
- E.ON secures financing for Indiana wind farm
- Solar Wind Energy Tower collaborates With Providence Energy Corporation
- Gaelectric completes funding round for wind energy portfolio in Ireland
- France publishes 1GW offshore wind tender
- RWE wind farms attract new investors
- Mantsbrite wins new Tidal Transit wind farm vessel contract
- Gamesa signs a new order for 32MW in Finland
- Australian government investment supports small-scale energy storage
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