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- Category: Projects and Contracts
Boralex Inc. and Gaz Métro Éole Inc. (the consortium) have announced the acquisition of the rights on a wind power project having an installed capacity of 69MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Gamesa has signed an agreement with Eolia Renovables de Inversiones to jointly develop several wind energy projects in Mexico, for which Gamesa will supply 100% of the turbines with combined installed capacity of 324MW.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Nordex USA secured an order for a 75MW project using N100 wind turbines from EverPower Wind Holdings, Inc.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Tower Tech Systems will supply the Glacier Hills Wind Park project in the towns of Randolph and Scott in Columbia County.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Contact Energy Ltd. said it won approval to build a NZ$500 million wind farm on the North Island. The Environment Court of New Zealand in Wellington overturned the April 2009 rejection of the Waitahora wind development by three commissioners of the Tararua District and Horizons Regional Council.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Northland Power Income Fund (Northland) has announced that it has completed financing for its wholly-owned 100MW wind farm in the Gaspesie region of Quebec near Mont Louis.
- REpower and Energiekontor UK sign contracts for 21 wind turbines
- Siemens receives second order for direct drive wind turbines in the USA
- Eagle Claw and NIRE enter into strategic commercialisation initiative
- Gamesa obtains new order for wind turbines in Brazil
- Natural Power to manage EIA on Narec’s Offshore Wind Demonstrator Scheme
- LM Wind Power to deliver 61.5 meter blades for Phase II and III of Thornton Bank
- 295MW contract signed for Thornton Bank offshore wind farm
- REpower and Akka Vind sign contract for wind farm project in Skåne province
- AEP Ohio signs long-term pact to purchase wind energy from horizon wind energy
- Infineon and Goldwind sign a license agreement on IGBT stack technology
- AES to build 150MW wind farm in Pakistan
- Vestas is the preferred supplier for Galician wind projects
- DNV to certify offshore wind converter station
- AMSC selects cable subcontractors for Tres Amigas superstation
- Nordex receives order for 45MW wind farm in Turkey
- Expansion of Tentec’s global reach in India results in major order
- Vestas receives order for 77 MW in Argentina
- Versify signs license agreement with Acciona Energy
- Vergnet to construct Ethiopia’s first wind farm in Ashegoda
- French government launches call for tenders
- PC VUE monitors US wind farms
- Vestas receives 90MW order in Michigan, USA
- Germany’s offshore era enters its second year
- Nordex France sells three of its own projects
- Gurit wins first big PET core supply contract for China
- Zorlu Energy orders Merlin Scada Avian Radar System for Turkish wind farm
- Technical Due Diligence of the Dan Tysk offshore wind farm completed
- Horizon Wind Energy chooses SmartSignal to protect its US wind farms
- Woodward signs agreement with Eaton Corporation
- REpower to erect wind turbine on Georgswerder Energieberg
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