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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has won an operation and maintenance (O&M) contract covering a total of 21 wind farms located in France and Germany.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Hansen Transmissions International and Romax Technology Limited have signed an agreement to combine their expertise to wind turbine manufacturers, primarily focussed on the Chinese and South-Korean markets.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
PowerWind GmbH, has sold its first 2.5MW wind turbine of type PowerWind 90 to project developer wpd.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu announced Wednesday his agency would be directing more than US$ 5 million in grants to wind energy projects.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Dow Chemical Company (Dow), Astraeus Wind Energy Inc. (AWE) and MAG Industrial Automation Systems (MAG). have signed an agreement to collaboratively develop material-enabled automated manufacturing solutions focused on improving and enhancing the manufacture of wind turbine blade components, and finished blades.
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Xcel Energy has released preliminary results from its wind-to-battery storage project in Minnesota. Integrating variable wind and solar power production with the needs of the power grid is an ongoing issue for the utility industry. In October 2008, Xcel Energy began testing a 1MW battery storage technology to demonstrate its ability to store wind energy and move it to the electricity grid when needed.
- Gamesa to build a 102MW wind farm in Honduras
- GE wind turbines selected for Thai wind farm
- Egyptian wind measurement services awarded to GL Garrad Hassan
- Terra-Gen announces closing of construction financing and wind turbine order
- Natural Power signs three new site management contracts
- Gamesa to build three wind farms in Spain
- Catch the Wind signs agreement with enXco
- Siemens wins another order for connecting up offshore wind turbines
- Siemens to supply 68 wind turbines for wind power plant in Scotland
- Samsung chooses GL Garrad Hassan’s SCADA solution
- Catch the Wind signs agreement with GL
- PowerWind to rely on Moventas
- GL Garrad Hassan manages offshore wind research platform FINO 2
- Siemens receives order to connect offshore wind farms via HVDC link
- AMSC and HHI expand wind power strategic alliance
- EnBW and Siemens sign contract for the supply of 80 wind turbines
- RWE Innogy, SWM and Siemens build offshore wind farm Gwynt y Môr
- ABB wins order for offshore wind power connection
- Beacon Power and DOE close loan guarantee for flywheel plant
- NCSC and SeaEnergy sign strategic cooperation agreement
- A-Power renews wind turbine licence agreement with Fuhrlander
- Timken wins wind energy contract supplying Goldwind
- SeaZone Assists Round 3 offshore wind developer
- Tres Amigas and Viridity Energy announce commercial operations agreement
- Moog wins contract to supply pitch systems to REpower
- A2SEA wins contract at Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm
- Sicme Motori develops custom PM generators for Polaris
- Nordex supplying 20MW to Northern Ireland
- Siemens signs four wind power service agreements in the USA
- WinWinD delivers three new wind turbines to Aulepa Wind Park
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