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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has signed with ERG Renew S.p.A. 15-year service contracts for ten wind power plants in Italy for a total capacity of 268MW, including 126 units of V90-3.0MW and V90-2.0MW wind turbines.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
enXco Service Canada Inc. has signed an agreement with Cartier Wind Energy Inc. to provide remote monitoring services for the 109.5MW Baie-des-Sables Wind Farm located in Baie-des-Sables, Quebec.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Greenpeace Energy and Gasunie have signed a cooperation treaty to constitute their partnership in the field of power-to-gas technology (Windgas). By transforming wind or solar power into Windgas this can be stored in the natural gas grid and retransformed to electric energy in natural gas power plants if needed.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Floating wind turbines are to be the initial focus of a new agreement between UK and the USA to accelerate the deployment of clean energy technologies.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Dufferin Wind Farm, located in Ontario’s Melanchthon County, is being developed by Longyuan Canada Renewables Ltd., a subsidiary of China Long Yuan Power Generation (CLYPG).
- Category: Projects and Contracts
China Resources New Energy Group Co., Ltd. (CRNE) awarded SGS the contract to provide third-party inspection services of wind farm components.
- GE to supply 50MW for Fina Enerji Project in Turkey
- Nexans wins contract to supply high-voltage power cable for Northwind offshore wind farm
- Acciona Windpower enters Brazilian market
- PCS supplies converters for Suzlon Cookhouse wind farm in South Africa
- First offshore Lidar platform goes live in Asia
- Cennergi selects Suzlon turbines for project bid in South Africa
- Trianel wind farm Borkum aims next construction phase
- First order for the Nordex N90/2500 in China
- GE will supply 288 wind turbines for 6 Canadian projects
- Offshore wind energy in France on its way
- Catch the Wind signs collaborative agreement with TechnoCentre éolien
- Mesa Power to partner with wind Tex Energy
- GL Garrad Hassan awarded DOE Grants
- Romax to redesign gearbox at NREL
- GE to power nine wind farms in Ontario
- SOC receives first wind farm contract
- Obama Administration announces agreement to spur development of offshore wind projects
- Duke Energy and Sumitomo to jointly own Kansas wind farms
- Suzlon to co-develop 800MW wind projects with CGN Wind Energy
- Second Wind and Dulas announce strategic partnership
- REpower signs contract for 332MW German offshore project
- E.ON orders Nordex turbines for Poland
- enXco signs agreement to outfit wind turbines with Catch the Wind's OCS
- Allianz orders Limpet Safety System for French wind farm
- Cable laying complete at Sheringham Shoal
- First 6MW turbine for offshore wind farm installed
- First Wind completes Financing of Kawailoa Wind Project
- Dominion Virginia Power expresses interest in offshore wind in the USA
- AREVA delivers M5000 turbines for Trianel’s Borkum wind farm
- Siemens wins 50 MW onshore wind project in Turkey
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