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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Dominion Virginia Power told the federal government today that it is interested in obtaining leases off the Virginia coast in an area that has the potential to generate approximately 1,500-2,000MW of electricity from offshore wind turbines.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
AREVA announces the delivery of 20 M5000 turbines, out of a total of 40, to be installed in Trianel’s Borkum offshore wind park located in the German North Sea.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Siemens Energy has been awarded a contract to deliver 22 wind turbines of the SWT-2.3-108 type for the onshore wind power project Dinar in Turkey.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
TenneT and Mitsubishi Corporation (MC) have signed a letter of intent to partner up in the HelWin2 and DolWin2 offshore grid connections.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 132 V90-3. MW turbines for Mexico. The customer is Mareña Renovables (a consortium comprising: Macquarie Mexican Infrastructure Fund; Mitsubishi Corporation and PGGM).
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has signed a deal to sell four wind farms in the USA, with combined capacity of 480MW, to Canada’s Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (Algonquin) for approximately US$900 million (€ 700 million).
- Raytheon to supply wind turbine mitigation technology to the Netherlands Ministry of Defence
- Nordex obtains another order in Turkey
- Experimental offshore floating wind farm project
- Vestas receives 82MW order in Poland
- Windkraft FIT GmbH orders 10 XD115/5 MW turbines for North Sea
- DOE announces US$ 180 million for US offshore wind projects
- Forewind signing with National Grid takes Dogger Bank grid connections to 6GW
- AWS Truepower to lead Argentina renewable energy potential study
- Endurance Wind Power partners with the Met Office
- Vestas receives 102 MW order in the USA
- Nordex recieves order for US wind farm
- DONG Energy divests 50 per cent of German offshore wind farm
- SgurrEnergy selected as partner for Malawi renewable energy programme
- REpower and Maïa Eolis sign framework contract for 250MW
- Vestas receives 150MW order in the USA
- Mainstream Renewable Power and Goldwind form Joint Venture to build Wind Farm in Chile
- Marubeni to build floating wind farm in Japan
- Construction under way on Gamesa's first Michigan wind farm
- Siemens to increase power transmission capacity between England and Scotland
- AWS Truepower participates in international WakeBench task
- Suzlon wins 120MW order in USA
- Catch the Wind to outfit Canadian wind farm with optical turbine control system
- ACSA delivers wind turbine to Palestine
- USA announces major steps toward leasing for offshore wind projects in Mid-Atlantic
- Natural Power to provide commercial back office support service on Hall Wind Farm for RidgeWind
- Nordex awarded contract for 30MW wind farm in Spain
- Siemens receives its first wind power orders from Thailand
- First wind orders for Siemens from Africa
- Samsung & David Brown to design and manufacture new gear system in the UK
- REpower and enXco sign contract for 50MW
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