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- Category: Projects and Contracts
SgurrEnergy, part of Wood Group, has been appointed by Wilson Renewables as the operational manager of the nearing-completion Bankend Rig wind farm.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
TenneT has awarded the DolWin3 offshore project to Alstom. This project connects the North Sea wind farms to the mainland supergrid and has an investment volume of more than €1 billion.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Iberdrola has reached an agreement with the Polish companies Energa Hydro (subsidiary of Energa) and PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) for the sale of all its wind power assets in Poland, grouped by Iberdrola Renewables Polska where it holds 75% of the capital, for approximately € 203 million.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Availon has announced that it signed a new full service contract for three wind farms in Germany with NIBC European Infrastructure Fund (NEIF).
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Prysmian Group has been awarded the contract worth in excess of € 350 million by Alstom Grid for the connection project DolWin3 linking offshore wind farms in the North Sea to the mainland of Germany on behalf of the Dutch-German grid operator TenneT.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
SgurrEnergy has completed a technical advisory workscope on wpd’s German Butendiek offshore wind farm development, to be situated in the German EEZ of the North Sea, 32km west of the island Sylt.
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- SgurrEnergy and AREVA Wind launch offshore wind measurement campaign
- DONG Energy to divest its Polish onshore wind business
- First joint wind project completed by Siemens and Shanghai Electric
- EDF Energies acquires wind energy portfolio in France
- AMSC receives follow-on order from Inox Wind
- Musselroe Wind Farm equity and financing deal finalised
- Daewoo wins Korean order for 10 wind turbines
- GDF SUEZ to build and operate largest wind farm in Africa
- Siemens to supply wind turbines and provide service worth € 700 million
- Alstom and Renova Energia sign preliminary agreement in Brazil
- GE installed its WindBOOST control software at Turkisch Wind Farm
- Mainstream raises US$ 70 for wind farm in Chile
- Italy’s 24MW Deliceto wind farm grid-connected and operating
- DONG Energy to build Westermost Rough offshore wind farm
- Sea Installer has installed first Siemens 6MW wind turbines offshore
- Nordex awarded second order from Uruguay
- DONG Energy partners with FLiDAR
- Juhl Wind to install wind turbines for Honda plant in Ohio
- Nordex delivering first N117/2400 in Latin America to Akuo Energy in Uruguay
- Gamesa lands a contract to service 400MW of wind turbines
- IWES optimises rotor blade production
- Load-out marks first stage of development at Dogger Bank
- European research project to develop 10MW offshore turbine
- Mitsubishi invests in Dutch offshore wind-energy project
- Eurus and BlackRock invest in Kansas windfarm
- TenneT and Mitsubishi jointly invest in four offshore grid connections in Germany
- Availon wins order from Japan’s EOS Engineering & Service
- NNSA awards contract for largest federal wind farm to Siemens
- Siemens wins new order with Fred. Olsen Renewables in Scotland
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