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The suction-installed foundations that represent the first stage of construction at the world’s largest offshore wind farm are now on their way to the site at Dogger Bank, 125 kilometres off the UK’s east coast.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
A new project spearheaded by Spanish technology research and development center Tecnalia (the coordinator) aims to design high-capacity offshore wind turbines that are much smaller and lighter than the ones currently on the market.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Eneco and Mitsubishi Corporation (MC) have agreed that MC will acquire 50% of the Luchterduinen offshore wind farm planned for construction off the coast of the Netherlands.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Eurus Energy America Corporation (Eurus) and EDF Renewable Energy (EDF RE) have announced the acquisition by Eurus of a 40 per cent cash equity ownership interest in the Spearville 3 Wind Project, a 100.8MW wind farm developed and built by EDF Renewable Energy.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
TenneT and Mitsubishi Corporation officially closed their partnership with respect to two German offshore high-voltage cable projects, BorWin1 and BorWin2.
- Category: Projects and Contracts
Availon has signed a contract with the Japanese firm EOS Engineering & Service Co., Ltd. (a subsidiary of Japan Wind Development Co) for the supply of 80 grid coupling contactors.
- 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
- First Wind chooses GE software to enhance output of two wind farms
- Consortium investigates ‘plug socket’ North Sea wind farms
- SeaRenergy receives order two offshore wind converter platforms from Siemens
- APUC acquires 109.5MW wind farm from Goldwind
- Vestas signs 90MW purchase agreement
- Iberdrola sells 32 wind farms in France
- Fugro to undertake geological survey of Virginia WEA
- Siemens to continue providing service and maintenance at White Creek Wind I
- GL Garrad Hassan aids Pattern in securing Ocotillo Construction Financing
- Vestas receives 74 MW order in South Africa
- UK customers ordering Nordex N100/2500 for inland sites
- Gamesa signs heads of terms to sell 183MW to Impax
- Siemens Energy signs contract extension with Edison Mission Energy for US wind farm
- Invenergy and Xtreme Power announce joint energy storage project
- Iberdrola selects AREVA turbine for a large-scale project in Germany
- GDF Suez sells 60% stake in Canadian projects
- Taiwan Power sign five-year wind turbine service agreement with GE
- Two separate applications for Dogger Bank Teesside offshore wind development
- Regulator to give green light to GBP 44 million of investment in renewables
- REpower and wpd Europe sign contract for six projects in Canada
- EDF Renewable Services signs O&M agreement with PacifiCorp
- Areva and STX France to cooperate on design foundations
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