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AEP Ohio, a unit of American Electric Power (AEP), has signed a long-term power purchase agreement for wind energy with Paulding Wind Farm II LLC, a subsidiary of Horizon Wind Energy.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Infineon Technologies AG and Xinjiang Goldwind Science and Technology Co., Ltd. have signed a license agreement for core components needed in manufacturing of wind turbines.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
US based AES Corporation has entered into an agreement with Pakistan’s ministry of water and power to build a US$ 375 million wind power generation plant. The project, to be finished in 2012, is designed to produce 150MW of electricity close to Karachi, Pakistan’s largest industrial city.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The results of the public wind energy tender announced by the regional Government in Galicia, Spain confirm that Vestas is the preferred technology partner for wind projects representing a total capacity of 1,655MW to be installed in Galicia during the years 2012-2014 ref. the Galician wind energy plan “re-Xurde 2010”.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
DNV will provide full approval services for the design, manufacture, installation and commissioning of the high voltage direct current (HVDC) converter station DolWin alpha which will be located some 60 kilometres offshore close to the Dutch border in 27 metres of water.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
American Superconductor Corporation (NASDAQ: AMSC) has announced that Korea's LS Cable Ltd. and France's Nexans have been selected as the superconductor power cable subcontractors for the Tres Amigas SuperStation.
- Nordex receives order for 45MW wind farm in Turkey
- Expansion of Tentec’s global reach in India results in major order
- Vestas receives order for 77 MW in Argentina
- Versify signs license agreement with Acciona Energy
- Vergnet to construct Ethiopia’s first wind farm in Ashegoda
- French government launches call for tenders
- PC VUE monitors US wind farms
- Vestas receives 90MW order in Michigan, USA
- Germany’s offshore era enters its second year
- Nordex France sells three of its own projects
- Gurit wins first big PET core supply contract for China
- Zorlu Energy orders Merlin Scada Avian Radar System for Turkish wind farm
- Technical Due Diligence of the Dan Tysk offshore wind farm completed
- Horizon Wind Energy chooses SmartSignal to protect its US wind farms
- Woodward signs agreement with Eaton Corporation
- REpower to erect wind turbine on Georgswerder Energieberg
- Australian Boco Rock Wind farm receives planning permission
- London Array select VisSim AS to provide a Marine Coordination System
- Globeleq to provide more renewable energy in Central America
- Tentec achieves vendor approval from Acciona
- Morocco launches tender to build wind farm
- China completes 1st stage of largest wind power project
- Vestas receives 100MW order in Europe
- Ecofys brings smart grid knowledge together in USA
- SSE Generation signs service agreement with GE
- GL Garrad Hassan chosen for SMart Wind’s ‘Hornsea’ zone
- Enercon relies on Terex CC 9800 to erect E-126 wind turbines
- CWP adopts Second Wind’s Triton Sonic Wind Profiler
- GE receives order from Suncor Energy for 55 turbines
- Vestas receives 86MW order in Brazil
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