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Alstom has signed two contracts totalling around € 400 million with Queiroz Galvão to deliver, erect and commission 2.7MW ECO 122 wind turbines at two large wind farms, Caldeirão Grande I and II, both located in the state of Piauí State, Northeast of Brazil.
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Broadwind Energy has announced new tower orders from Siemens. Broadwind will produce these towers in its Manitowoc, Wisconsin and Abilene, Texas facilities. With this new order of more than 200 towers, the majority of orders for the MidAmerican Energy wind project are now in Broadwind’s backlog.
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Siemens and Cape Wind have signed a contract for the construction of the United States´ first utility-scale offshore wind farm.
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Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 38 V112-3.0MW turbines for Jordan from Jordan Wind Project Company for the Al Tafila project.
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EDF Renewable Energy has announced it has acquired the Longhorn North Wind Project from Renewable Energy Systems Americas Inc. (RES Americas).
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Acciona has signed a contract to supply 34 turbines for a 102MW wind farm in the Canadian province Nova Scotia.
- DONG Energy acquires full ownership of three Dutch offshore wind projects
- Vestas receives order in the USA and increases the potential of the master supply agreement with EDF
- Goldwind wins 51MW wind turbine order in Cuba
- Renewable energy approval granted to Bow Lake wind farm
- ABS Group presents certification to Vattenfall Wind Power
- Mainstream gets € 1.4 million EU funding to carry out wind export seabed survey
- Vestas receives 50MW offshore order for the UK
- Acciona Windpower receives order from Turkey
- Natural Power appointed by Vattenfall as Clashindarroch Ecological Clerk of Works
- Acciona sells its German wind farm portfolio
- USA plans leasing offshore wind area near Maryland
- DNV GL acts as the lenders’ technical advisor for five South African wind farm projects
- Vestas receives 350MW order in the USA with a potential of up to 636MW more
- Kinangop Wind Farm in Kenya to be powered by 38 GE wind turbines
- Gamesa to supply 50MW in India
- Developers commissioned 64 turbines to complete first phase of Quebec wind project
- Scottish Power drops plans for offshore wind project
- Siemens awarded largest onshore wind power order to date
- Energy Absolute to build wind and solar projects in Thailand
- E.ON closes financing for Panther Creek Wind Farm I&II
- Hermes GPE Infrastructure acquires a majority interest in Scottish Wind Farm
- DONG Energy acquires UK offshore wind development project Race Bank
- Natural Power enters Asian renewables market
- Availon lands new maintenance contract for Vestas turbines
- EDF and UBS announce wind farm partnership
- Enel Green Power begins work on new wind farm in Mexico
- Vestas receives orders from Sweden, Canada and Turkey
- REpower wins 266MW orders for community wind farms in Germany
- GDF Suez to sell 50% share of wind project to Credit Agricole
- Nordex will be installing 20MW wind farm in Ireland
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