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An increase in the temperature of the sliding bearings of the AREVA Wind M5000 power turbines was noticed in the spring, causing two turbines to be taken out of operation. As per the AREVA maintenance concept, a replacement of the nacelle was required in order to change the sliding bearings.
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Rødsand II offshore wind power plant has begun operations in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Denmark. E.ON opened the Rødsand II project, with 90 Siemens offshore wind turbines with a ceremonial act.
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Siemens Energy has been awarded a follow-up order for 72 of its 2.3MW wind turbines, equipped with 101 meter rotors, for the Comber Wind Limited Partnership Project in Essex County, Ontario.
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GE’s (NYSE: GE) multi-megawatt wind turbine technology has entered commercial service in Poland and is helping the country meet its renewable energy requirements, GE announced at the official opening of the Nekla windpark.
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Alstom has signed a contract with Güris Construction and Engineering Co. Inc. through Güris' subsidiary, Eolos Wind Energy Generation Co. Inc. for the construction of a new wind farm in Turkey.
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KMT Robotic Solutions, Inc. (KMT-RS) has announced the sale of the first Robotic Root Cut and Drill System for utility-scale wind turbine blades produced in Europe.
- REpower enters Swedish wind energy market
- Vestas signs global order
- SMart Wind secures grid connection for first GW of Hornsea offshore wind farm
- REpower and Denker & Wulf have signed contract for 74.8MW
- US wind energy project nets billions
- Gamesa picks up contract to maintain new wind farms in France and Germany
- Hansen Transmissions and Romax Technology announce combined offering
- PowerWind sells 2.5 MW wind turbine to wpd AG
- DOE directs US$ 5 million to wind energy projects
- Dow, MAG and AWE start cooperation to develop wind industry technologies
- Xcel Energy releases results from wind-to-battery project
- Gamesa to build a 102MW wind farm in Honduras
- GE wind turbines selected for Thai wind farm
- Egyptian wind measurement services awarded to GL Garrad Hassan
- Terra-Gen announces closing of construction financing and wind turbine order
- Natural Power signs three new site management contracts
- Gamesa to build three wind farms in Spain
- Catch the Wind signs agreement with enXco
- Siemens wins another order for connecting up offshore wind turbines
- Siemens to supply 68 wind turbines for wind power plant in Scotland
- Samsung chooses GL Garrad Hassan’s SCADA solution
- Catch the Wind signs agreement with GL
- PowerWind to rely on Moventas
- GL Garrad Hassan manages offshore wind research platform FINO 2
- Siemens receives order to connect offshore wind farms via HVDC link
- AMSC and HHI expand wind power strategic alliance
- EnBW and Siemens sign contract for the supply of 80 wind turbines
- RWE Innogy, SWM and Siemens build offshore wind farm Gwynt y Môr
- ABB wins order for offshore wind power connection
- Beacon Power and DOE close loan guarantee for flywheel plant
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