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- 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.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
GE will supply 31 of its 1.6-100 wind turbines for Fina Enerji’s Tayakadin wind project in Istanbul, Turkey.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Nexans has won a contract worth more than € 50 million to supply a total of 57 km of high-voltage subsea power export cables to Northwind NV in the North Sea. The project comprises 14 km of cable to connect Belwind Phase 2 to the Northwind wind farm (formerly known as Eldepasco), together with a further 43 km of cable that will transfer a total of 381 MW produced by both wind farms to the onshore grid connection at Zeebrugge.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Acciona Windpower has won its first contract in Brazil. The company will supply, install and maintain 40 3MW wind turbines for a 120MW wind farm owned by CPFL Renováveis, a subsidiary of Brazilian utility CPFL Group.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
PCS Power Converter Solutions has signed a supplier contract with Suzlon Wind Energy South Africa (Pty) Ltd. to supply Green Line 1000 reactive current converters for the Suzlon Cookhouse Project in the East Cape province of 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
- TenneT and Mitsubishi extend partnership in German offshore grid connections
- Vestas receives 396MW order in Mexico
- Gamesa agrees to sell US wind farms totalling 480MW
- Raytheon to supply wind turbine mitigation technology to the Netherlands Ministry of Defence
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