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Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra officially launched Thailand’s first wind power project, acclaimed as the largest in Southeast Asia with capacity of 207MW.
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SgurrEnergy, in partnership with AREVA Wind, has announced the launch an offshore wind energy measurement campaign. The offshore measurement campaign involves the deployment of three of SgurrEnergy’s G4000 Offshore Galion Lidar devices on an AREVA M5000-116 wind turbine located in the offshore test field, Alpha Ventus, in the German North Sea.
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DONG Energy has signed an agreement with two Polish utilities, PGE and Energa, under which PGE and Energa will acquire DONG Energy’s Polish onshore wind business.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
The onshore wind power plant Guangrao with a capacity of 50MW was completed at the end of 2012.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
EDF Energies Nouvelles has announced the acquisition of Séchilienne Sidec’s wind energy business in France, which has 56.5MW of installed capacity.
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AMSC has announced that it has received an order worth in excess of US$30 million for wind turbine electrical control systems (ECS) from Inox Wind Limited, part of India's Inox Group of Companies. AMSC expects to begin shipments under this new order during the current quarter and complete shipments in 2014.
- Musselroe Wind Farm equity and financing deal finalised
- Daewoo wins Korean order for 10 wind turbines
- GDF SUEZ to build and operate largest wind farm in Africa
- Siemens to supply wind turbines and provide service worth € 700 million
- Alstom and Renova Energia sign preliminary agreement in Brazil
- GE installed its WindBOOST control software at Turkisch Wind Farm
- Mainstream raises US$ 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
- AWC unveils plans for first segment of offshore cable project
- Gamesa secures 10-year O&M agreement in the USA
- Natural Power perform Energy Yield Assessment in Northern Ireland
- "Icebreaker” wins US$ 5 million in new funding from DOE
- Galion Lidar produces image of multiple offshore wakes
- The Caisse completes investment in Invenergy wind projects
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