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Mainstream Renewable Power has announced a joint venture with Actis to deliver 600MW of wind and solar projects into construction and operation in Chile by early 2016.
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Xzeres Corp. has announced an agreement with Prowind (UK) Ltd. Prowind, a wind project developer, is now working with Xzeres to focus on a substantial effort targeted at building a large distributed wind investment portfolio in the UK utilising the Xzeres 10kW turbine.
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Several farmers in North Kohala, Hawaii, are now benefitting from an off grid water pumping system powered by a Northern Power NPS 100 wind turbine.
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Gamesa has signed a 7-year operations and maintenance (O&M) agreement with FCC covering 397 wind turbines with total installed capacity of 421MW. Gamesa has thereby renewed the existing O&M service agreement covering 357MW and added another 64MW to its portfolio.
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After more than a year of preparations and near-shore testing, the Fishermen’s Energy Wind Sentinel buoy was relocated from a test site near Atlantic City to an offshore area leased from the US Department of Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM).
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Electrawinds and IFC InfraVentures have signed a cooperation agreement for the development of a wind project in Mpeketoni (Lamu County), Kenya. The planned wind farm is to have an installed capacity of 90MW and is located in the south-east of Kenya.
- Brazilian wind farm developer adopts remote sensing
- US announces first offshore renewable energy lease sale
- Google to power Finnish data center with wind energy
- Polish competition authorities approve DONG’s sale of the Polish onshore wind business
- Natural Power selected to provide remote monitoring services on Massachusetts wind farms
- LM Wind Power joins project to develop ‘intelligent blades’
- Agreement signed to establish first research plant and lab for wind energy in Jordan
- Floating turbine launched in the USA
- Acciona receives agreement for 70 turbines in Brazil
- Vestas receives 90MW order in Uruguay
- Sowitec registers first CDM programme of activities for wind energy in Uruguay
- Gamesa to supply turbines to Kenya
- Platina and Arise open Nordics largest onshore windfarm
- PG&E and Energy Commission unveil battery energy storage in California
- Bangladesh to conduct wind mapping
- Gamesa signs agreements for 230MW in India
- Vestas receives 155MW order in Mexico
- Juhl Energy acquires wind projects in Canada
- New nacelle-mounted Lidar power curve measurement procedure developed and demonstrated
- Simultaneous measurements upwind and downwind from a wind turbine delivered
- SSE acquires Dunmaglass wind farm project
- Nordex has started construction of Irish wind farm
- Ecological monitoring programme for marine life on a wind farm published
- Deal ends dispute on UK offshore wind project
- Globeleq inaugurates Nicaraguan wind project
- Otter Tail Power Company signs 25-year wind energy contract
- Siemens wins 100MW wind power order from South Africa
- Delay of Vestas contract in Mexico
- Alstom and Keppel Verolme installed first self-erecting substation in Germany
- REpower wins German community wind farm projects
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