Windtech: GE 4.1MW passes first test
EUROPE: GE has announced that its prototype GE 4.1-113 offshore turbine has passed its initial testing with over 99% reliability.
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WindTech: Siemens' new 'easy transport' model
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Uncertainty triggers fears of big job losses
UNITED STATES: The likely-to-lapse US production tax credit (PTC) has created an...
Taking care of workers at far-shore sites
WORLDWIDE: Working at sea is utterly different from working on land. Offshore...
Generous incentives spark rapid growth
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Pioneering spirit lives on in US wind sector
UNITED STATES: The US is one of the world's largest wind markets...
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Are tenders creating unsustainably low prices?
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Nordex installs first N117/2400 model
WORLDWIDE: Nine months after unveiling a new 2.4MW N117/2400 wind turbine with...
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