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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 73 V90-3.0 MW wind turbines from Terra-Gen Power, LLC, USA.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) awarded a US$ 1.37 million contract for the design and fabrication of a 5.8MW wind turbine gearbox for a new dynamometer at its National Wind Technology Center (NWTC) to Brad Foote Gear Works, Inc., a subsidiary of Broadwind Energy, Inc.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
A trial involving 25 household in the Hoogkerk district of the City of Groningen(Netherlands), PowerMatching City, has demonstrated that it is possible to create a ‘smart grid’ with a corresponding market model, using existing technologies.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Ningxia Electric Power: the Chinese power supplier has now ordered 33 S82/1500 machines for its “Niushoushan I” and “Niushoushan II” wind farms from Nordex.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The Switch, a provider of megawatt-class permanent magnet generator (PMG) and full-power converter packages for wind power and other new energy applications, has announced that it has signed a new contract to continue delivering its full-power converters (FPC) to Goldwind. Goldwind is currently increasing its presence in the US market.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Vestas has received a firm and unconditional order for 111 V90-1.8MW turbines for the Caney River wind-energy project in Elk County, Kansas, USA.
- Gamesa and Caparo announce strategic agreement for 2,000MW
- Catch the Wind signs sales agreement with IIT
- OCAS wins contract in Sweden
- Catch the Wind signs sales agreement with TransAlta for 20 Vindicator LWS units
- Vestas receives 80MW order in Brazil
- Vestas receives 72MW order in Turkey
- Nordex builds Sweden’s largest wind farm
- Huisman delivers 600mt pedestal crane for the MPI Resolution
- OCAS wins deal with Mehuken windfarm
- Vestas receives 102MW order in USA
- NACEL Energy announces 200MW Gascoyne II wind power project
- Gamesa signs contract to supply 300MW to CRP
- Massachusetts Offshore RFI area to be cut by half
- Apex uses Second Wind for first multi-sensor survey aimed at WFO
- A-Power signs LOI for cooperative development of Texas Wind Farm
- DNV is appointed as CVA for Cape Wind
- REpower signs contracts for 110MW in Canadian projects
- Vestas receives 100MW order in China
- Germany’s first commercial offshore wind farm EnBW Baltic 1 goes into operation
- Goldwind announces US turbine sales
- Power Climber wind installs IBEX Climb Assist in China
- US Department of Interior approves Cape Wind’s Construction and Operation Plan
- Vestas receives 104MW order in Canada
- SMart Wind to install its first met mast this summer
- Brevini wind supplies 1MW gearboxes for Winwind’s turbines
- Duke builds largest storage system with Xtreme at wind farm
- Gamesa signs MoU’s for 900MW
- SgurrEnergy announces Asia's first Lidar deployment offshore
- DeWind acquires 160MW Oklahoma wind project
- REpower and juwi sign framework agreement covering up to 240 wind turbines
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