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Siemens Energy will install a turnkey grid connection in the North Sea for the SylWin cluster. Purchaser is the Dutch-German transmission grid operator TenneT.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
American Superconductor Corporation (AMSC) has announced that it has received a US$ 9 million follow-on order for the supply of wind turbine electrical control systems from Inox Wind Limited (IWL), part of India’s Inox Group of Companies.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa is to supply nine Gamesa G52-850 kW, i.e. a total installed capacity of 7.65MW, to Pioneer Generation Ltd. for the Mount Stuart wind farm in New Zealand. The wind farm is located 15 km east of Milton, in Otago, at the south-east end of the New Zealand's South Island.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
GE is teaming with wind farm developer Monsson Alma for two projects that will add 35MW of wind capacity to the country’s power grid.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has reached an agreement to sell its Piecki wind farm in northeast Poland (installed capacity of 32MW) to RWE Innogy GmbH and HSE Regenerativ.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has signed an agreement with Kiroba Elektrik Uretim to supply 20MW of turbine capacity for the Madranbaba wind farm in the Turkish province of Aydin.
- Second Wind’s technology gains ground in South Africa
- AMSC announces additional D-VAR orders for grid interconnection of UK wind farms
- REpower and Saint-Laurent Énergies Consortium sign a 300MW contract
- ASC enters into development and commercialisation partnership with WMT
- Magnetek receives orders for E-Force renewable energy inverters
- ABB wins $32 million wind power orders in Brazil
- AMSC receives order from Doosan Heavy Industries
- AMSC licenses multiple wind turbine designs to a sixth customer in China
- Cape Wind completes permitting process
- 18 GE wind turbines for new projects in France
- Natural Power assists GVEA with complex wind flow conditions in Alaska
- Fugro Geos won two contracts for UK Round 2 and 3 projects
- Vestas receives orders for 240MW from Germany and Poland
- Siemens receives its largest-ever onshore wind order from the USA
- DOE approves US$ 1.3 billion loan for world’s largest wind farm
- Xcel Energy signs 161MW deal with Cielo
- DONG Energy and Siemens enter into agreement on testing of the wind turbines of the future
- AREVA wins contract worth € 400 million in Germany
- Nordisk Vindkraft and HgCapital announce deal for Åmliden Wind Farm in Malå, Sweden
- Goldwind USA together with Mainstream Renewable Power win bid for 106.5MW
- Gamesa to supply 60 wind turbine generators to Western Wind Energy
- Vestas receives 99 MW order in British Columbia, Canada
- Nordex USA wins 41MW order for Iowa wind farm
- Vestas receives 79MW order in Idaho, USA
- Power Climber Wind Installs 40 IBEX 1000 Climb Assists at Nebraska Wind Farm
- Wind Capital Group signs PPA for 201MW
- REpower signs contract for 51MW for wind farm project in the USA
- OMV look to re-consult and the Natural Power group for technical services
- Deepwater Wind Energy Center to be US’s first regional offshore wind farm to supply multiple east coast states
- Goldwind wins 1.1GW tenders to supply wind turbines
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