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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Mingyang Wind Power has signed a strategic agreement with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Co., Ltd (CGNPC). Under the Agreement, Mingyang and CGNPC will join forces to develop wind power projects.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Acciona Windpower has won a turbine supply and maintenance contract with the Prince Edward Island Energy Corporation for the government-owned agency's planned 30MW wind farm.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Brazilian electrical engineering group WEG has won its first contract to supply wind turbines. The order is for 90MW for a wind farm in the northeast of Brazil, which is due to begin operations by January 2016.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
REpower Systems SE has signed a contract with RWE Innogy for the delivery of 54 offshore wind turbines.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Toshiba Corp, Hitachi Zosen Corp , JFE Steel Corp and three other companies plan to invest 120 billion yen (US$ 1.53 billion) over a decade to set up offshore wind turbines, the Nikkei reported.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Arise Windpower AB has concluded a conditional agreement with Ownpower Projects AB (OPP) for the acquisition of a fully permitted project in Solberg to the west of Örnsköldsvik, comprising some 40 wind turbines.
- IDB approves loan to finance wind farm in Mexico’s Oaxaca
- World’s first test site with multiple floating vertical axis wind turbines
- REpower signs contract for 131MW Australian wind farm
- Gamesa to deliver 48MW to Longyuan Group
- E.ON starts construction of power-to-gas pilot plant in Germany
- Gamesa receives 75MW order in India
- ABS certifies Portugal’s first floating offshore wind turbine
- 3TIER selected by NREL to update national wind integration dataset
- Nordex delivering the first wind farm project to Finland under framework agreement
- Minnesota wind farm to feature Gamesa’s newest turbine model
- FAA issues Cape Wind determination
- Munich Re acquires three UK wind farms
- DONG Energy acquires three German offshore wind development projects
- EMU deliver environmental statement for 450MW wind farm
- Ex-Im approves financing for export of US wind blades to Brazil
- SgurrEnergy provides engineering services for wind farm project in Pakistan
- Geronimo Wind Energy sells the Prairie Rose wind farm to Enel Green Power
- Gamesa sells its third Polish wind farm to RWE Innogy
- GEO and Gardline sign contract with Iberdrola
- Siemens receives order from Australia
- Power Climber Wind completed the installation of TSLs in Australian wind farms
- Mainstream Renewable Power submits application for Scottish offshore wind farm
- C-Power’s offshore wind farm Thornton Bank II installed
- Nordex receives order for two wind farms in Ireland
- Gamesa sells four wind farms in France and Germany
- Gamesa to deliver 48MW to Huadian Group in China
- Aquentium to develop alternative energy projects in Puerto Rico
- REpower signs five new contracts for the UK
- DONG Energy enters into framework agreement with Siemens Energy
- Element Power accepts first grid connection offer between UK and Ireland
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