Siemens Gamesa has announced its intention to build a major offshore nacelle manufacturing facility in New York state subject to the company’s wind turbines being selected by the New York authorities in their third offshore wind solicitation.
DEME has been awarded two transport and installation contracts for Yeu and Noirmoutier offshore wind farm foundations and substation.
EDP Renewables has inaugurated, in Brazil, the company's largest wind farm complex worldwide.
Vestas has received a 68 MW order from Dirkshof Estonia OÜ to power the Aidu project in Estonia.
With the connection of the wind parks Ouro Branco II and Telsiai I to the grid during January, European Energy has reached the milestone of having 1 GW of renewable energy capacity under ownership.
Tokyo Electric Power Company, one of Japan’s biggest companies is teaming up with Scottish offshore wind developer, Flotation Energy.
Baltic Power has selected the main contractor for the ORLEN Group and Northland Power offshore wind farm service base.
Crowley has reached a right of first refusal agreement to potentially lease and develop an offshore wind terminal at Port Fourchon.
The delay of nearly five months before the Secretary of State takes a final decision on granting approval for Hornsea 4 offshore wind farm has made RenewablesUK call for planning reforms.
Bladecare AB has entered into an agreement with TOPseven GmbH & Co. KG for the use of its technology for the inspection of lightning protection on wind turbines in Scandinavia.
The two wind turbines with a combined rated output of approximately 11.2 MW will generate approximately 28.1 GWh of electricity annually from the first full year of operation.
The Nordex Group is to supply 38 N163/6.X turbines for the Sopi I, Sopi II, and Tootsi wind farms.
The modular service and operations vessel (MSOV) is a versatile concept to optimise offshore wind farm operations and maintenance.
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd has announced that two MOL Group projects were selected in a public offering for subsidised projects in the Offshore Wind Power Human Resource Development Project administered by the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy, part of Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Located in the provinces of Palencia and Valladolid, it consists of seven wind farms which will have a total installed capacity of 175 MW once completed.