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Romax Technology is working with E.ON Climate & Renewables to develop a joint programme to predict the life and maintenance needs of wind turbine driveline components.
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The Department of Energy and Climate Change from the UK(DECC) has today announced that four businesses have been awarded over £ 4million to spur on innovation in lowering the costs of generating offshore wind energy.
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Bladefence and Posion Energia Oy have signed a blade maintenance contract for the company’s wind farm in Posio, Finland.
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Yaskawa Electric Corporation (Yaskawa) has announced that it will be the sole supplier of The Switch megawatt-class permanent magnet generator (PMG) and full-power converter (PMG) advanced drive train packages for wind power and other renewable energy applications to the Japanese market.
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Hopefield Wind Farm in South Africa successfully achieved its Commercial Operation Date (COD).
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Areva has selected Schneider Electric as its preferred supplier of power equipment for its offshore wind projects.
- Galion Lidar selected to support development of proposed Dudgeon offshore wind farm
- RES’ Project Cyclops revealed
- MECAL appointed as technical advisor for first Taiwanese offshore wind farm
- GE secures orders for 212,6MW in Europe
- Vestas receives 99MW order in Finland
- Gamesa agrees to install 49 of its G97-2.0 MW turbines in Brazil
- EBRD invests in Romanian sustainable energy market
- Vestas receives 72.6MW order in Germany
- Nexans supplies cables for offshore wind farms Gode Wind 1 and 2
- Norwegian energy companies establish JV for wind farm development
- Gamesa enters agreement with Santander for the joint development of wind farms in Mexico
- Harwich Dock partners with OMM to secure DONG Energy project
- Nordex and H2air secure finance for French wind farm
- EDF EN Canada signs contracts for 350MW wind energy project
- Cape Wind secures US$600 million in financing from Danish agency
- AXYS deploys Vindicator LiDAR at Chesapeake Bay entrance
- Acciona to sell 49% of overseas wind assets
- GE Energy Financial Services invests in Irish wind farms
- Siemens receives order from Minnesota Power for 64 units of 3MW D3 platform
- Chinese wind energy equipment to enter Swedish market
- Areva has completed 50% of Trianel Wind park Borkum
- TPI and Gamesa sign long-term supply agreement
- Beothuk Energy announces preferred site for Canadian offshore wind farm
- Vestas receives service renewal contract for Canadian wind farm
- Consortium cancels London Array Phase 2
- Forewind revises Dogger Bank Zone capacity
- Mainstream Renewable Power appoints preferred contractors for 450MW Scottish offshore wind farm
- Dominion plans to join auction for Maryland offshore wind leases
- DONG Energy appoints Vestas as preferred supplier for UK offshore project
- Deepwater Wind signs contract with Fred. Olsen Windcarrier
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