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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Terra-Gen Power, an affiliate of ArcLight Capital Partners and Global Infrastructure Partners, has announced that it has closed a US$ 631 million financing for Alta Wind VI & VIII, two 150MW wind projects.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Catch the Wind Ltd. has announced that it has sold a Vindicator laser wind sensor (LWS) unit to Kruger Energy Port Alma, a 44-turbine, 101.2MW wind farm in Ontario, Canada. The Vindicator unit will be integrated to a SWT - 2.3MW turbine. No financial terms of the sale were provided.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
SeaRoc, part of the Natural Power group, has recently been appointed as Construction Design and Management (CDM) coordinator for wind farm developer Mainstream Renewable Power on the Neart na Gaoithe offshore site.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 83 V90-1.8 MW wind turbines in Canada. At the customer’s request, additional details about the customer and project cannot be disclosed.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has reached an agreement with Polish power company PGE Energia Odnawialna (PGE EO) to sell the Pelplin wind farm (combined installed capacity of 48MW) in northern Poland’s Pomorskie region.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
In the first four months of 2011, Siemens Energy has received a total of eleven European orders for delivery and installation of 151 onshore wind turbines, with combined capacity of 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
- Gamesa signs contract to supply 300MW to CRP
- Massachusetts Offshore RFI area to be cut by half
- Apex uses Second Wind for first multi-sensor survey aimed at WFO
- A-Power signs LOI for cooperative development of Texas Wind Farm
- DNV is appointed as CVA for Cape Wind
- REpower signs contracts for 110MW in Canadian projects
- Vestas receives 100MW order in China
- Germany’s first commercial offshore wind farm EnBW Baltic 1 goes into operation
- Goldwind announces US turbine sales
- Power Climber wind installs IBEX Climb Assist in China
- US Department of Interior approves Cape Wind’s Construction and Operation Plan
- Vestas receives 104MW order in Canada
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