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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Globeleq Generation Limited has announced the Cerro de Hula (CdH) wind farm in Honduras has reached financial close and that formal notice to proceed with construction has been issued.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Tentec has announced that it has received vendor approval for its range of bolt tensioning equipment from Acciona.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Moroccan Office National d'Electricite (ONE) launched a tender for a contract to build and operate a 150MW wind farm, the first stage in a US$ 3.5 billion wind energy strategy.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
China has completed the first-stage of the Jiuquan wind power project, the country's largest wind power project. More than 3,500 turbines have been erected with an installed capacity of 5.16GW. At present, 1.15GW of turbines are generating electricity into the grid.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 100MW for several wind projects in Europe. At the customer’s request, additional details about the customer and projects cannot be disclosed.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Ecofys is working on a project set up by the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) in the USA. The project will demonstrate controllable end-use loads with energy storage. To achieve this in the residential and small commercial sector, water heaters and space heaters will be implemented. In the industrial sector, cold storage warehouses are included.
- 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
- Availon receives order for WTG upgrade
- ZF Services Expands Wind-Energy Business
- ZephIR Lidar deployed in support of Narec offshore demonstrator project
- Siemens wins maintenance contracts for offshore electric grid connections in the North Sea
- Vestas receives 128MW order in California, USA
- Siemens delivers 80 wind turbines for the DanTysk offshore wind power plant
- KMT RS receives new wind turbine blade automation order
- Gurit wins first Tooling contract in Europe
- Nordex supplies twelve turbines for “Emerald Isle”
- BTWPT to deploy MLS Toolbox for controller design
- CPV banks on wind data collected by Second Wind measurement technology
- PowerWind builds first wind farm in Azerbaijan
- Fred.Olsen Renewables opens Crystal Rig II Wind Farm in Scotland, UK
- Areva to provide solution for installation and services of offshore wind farms
- Xtreme Power selected as energy storage provider for Tres Amigas
- Trelleborg supports Hywind floating wind turbine
- Gamesa obtains new contracts in China
- Google to invest in offshore wind power project
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