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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a new order of 49.3MW from China Datang Corporation Renewable Power Co., Ltd which consists of 58 units of the V60-850 kW turbine.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) has signed a memorandum of understanding with SWAY, a renewable energy company, that has developed floating towers for wind turbines located in deep water.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
OCAS AS has received an order to deliver their radar solution to a Central European wind farm. The customer is based in Central Europe, and the OCAS delivery will be done in conjunction with a repowering project.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
GL Renewables Certification (GL) has been chosen by Siemens Wind Power for the type certification of their 6MW direct drive offshore wind turbine.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Alstom signed a contract worth nearly € 200 million to build and service three wind farms in Brazil for Brasventos S.A. The wind farms will be located in Rio Grande do Norte State (northeast region).
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Catch the Wind Ltd. has announced that it has expanded its business relationship with AXYS Technologies (AXYS) and signed an exclusive worldwide licensing agreement to integrate the Vindicator laser wind sensor (LWS) unit into an AXYS system for land-based wind resource assessment applications.
- Gamesa agrees sale of wind farm in Catalonia to Greentech Energy Systems
- Brookfield Renewable Power Selects IBEXR 1000P Climb Assist Systems
- EMU gets a first from MMO
- Catch the Wind signs sales agreement with Boralex
- Natural Power’s asset management team take point at Infinis sites
- MetCap Energy selects GE’s new FlexEfficiency technology
- Terra-Gen announces closing of US $631 million construction financing for Alta Wind VI & VIII
- Catch the Wind signs sales agreement with Kruger Energy Port Alma
- SeaRoc appointed as CDM Coordinator on 420MW Neart na Gaoithe offshore wind farm
- Vestas receives 149MW order in Canada
- Gamesa agrees to sell a new wind farm in Poland
- Siemens receives European onshore wind orders providing about 360MW
- Goldwind and Timken sign memorandum of collaboration
- Vestas receives 219MW order in California, USA
- DOE selects Broadwind Energy for dynamometer upgrade
- Smart grid proves feasible
- Nordex wins 49.5MW project in China
- The Switch renews contract with Chinese wind turbine developer Goldwind
- Vestas receives 200MW order in USA
- Gamesa and Caparo announce strategic agreement for 2,000MW
- Catch the Wind signs sales agreement with IIT
- OCAS wins contract in Sweden
- Catch the Wind signs sales agreement with TransAlta for 20 Vindicator LWS units
- Vestas receives 80MW order in Brazil
- Vestas receives 72MW order in Turkey
- Nordex builds Sweden’s largest wind farm
- Huisman delivers 600mt pedestal crane for the MPI Resolution
- OCAS wins deal with Mehuken windfarm
- Vestas receives 102MW order in USA
- NACEL Energy announces 200MW Gascoyne II wind power project
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