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The Turkish subsidiary of Nordex SE obtained an order for the supply of 18 turbines for the Susurluk wind farm. The wind farm consists of 15 N100/2500 turbines and three N90/2500.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Tentec’s Wind Energy Division has announced it has received a major order for the Aero range of tensioners from India. Working together with its agent, Gemini Power Hydraulics Pvt Ltd, Business Manager Roy Sheldon travelled to India and secured an order for a range of WTB tensioners.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 43 V90-1.8 MW wind turbines for Argentina from Emgasud S.A.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Versify Solutions has signed a License and Services Agreement with Acciona Wind Energy USA. Acciona will expand its use of Versify's V-RENEW software applications and services to manage wind farm assets in the US and Canada as part of its next-generation platform for data management, monitoring, and reporting, as well as a wide range of applications suited for wind operators.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Ethiopia’s first ever Wind Power Plant has been constructed in Ashegoda, near Mekelle, the capital of Tigray. This plant with an installed capacity of 120MW is planned to be functional by 2013 February with the completion of the first phase by June 2011 with a capacity of 30MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
On 12 November, the French Ministry for Ecology, Energy, Sustainable Development and the Sea launched a call for tenders for the construction of land-based wind turbines in the overseas departments and on Corsica.
- 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
- 3B to become the exclusive distributor of TYCOR
- WindPower Innovations signs letter of intent with Wind Sail Receptor
- PowerWind sells five wind turbines to the DMA Group
- Siemens concludes framework agreement with Enel Green Power
- Hochtief to build offshore wind farm for € 175 million
- Nordex supplies 24 turbines to Turkey
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