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Analysis - Vestas CEO Engel happy to move on a year
DENMARK: In this year's Q1 figures, Vestas announced Q1 revenues of EUR 1.096 billion, a 1% decrease on the same period in 2012. However, for Vestas CEO Ditlev Engel this is far preferable to last year's Q1 announcements of a EUR 162 million loss, a postponement of the development of the V164 8MW offshore turbine and the problems with 376 V90 gearboxes.
Vestas claims turnaround on track with Q1 result
DENMARK: Vestas announced Q1 revenues of EUR 1.096 billion, a 1% decrease on the same period in 2012.
Vestas signs ten-year offshore O&M deal
NETHERLANDS: Vestas has signed a ten-year extension to its five-year service contract for Eneco's Princess Amalia wind farm.
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United States Analysis - Questions over BP's projects and pipeline
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Mexico Pro-wind group accused over Oaxaca kidnapping
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United States Cape Wind signs bank for financing task
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United States Analysis - testing dilemma puts US blade designer on the market
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Germany Germany - Concern over renewables levy controversies
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Mexico Mexico - Top two slot confirmed as capacity more than doubles
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United States Envision moves in on US market with software deal
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Japan Mitsubishi moving ahead on SeaAngel tests
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United States MHI loses appeal over GE ruling
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United States Envision signs US condition monitoring deal
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Germany Dong appeals to German regulator over TenneT delays
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Netherlands Mitsubishi acquires 50% stake in Eneco offshore project
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United States Judge slams 'inventor' in GE patent fight
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Windpower Monthly's round-up of 2012
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Canada GDF sells Canadian assets to Mitsui and Fiera Axium
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Mexico Land right protests hold up construction in Oaxaca
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Denmark Vestas announces further job cuts for 2013
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Vestas to focus on low to medium wind
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United Kingdom Wind turbine manfacturers pressure UK government
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Denmark Vestas reveals V164 testing and components in promo film
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Latest coverage from Husum WindEnergy 2012 - Liveblog day 3
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ABB shifts focus to medium speed drive systems
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Worldwide Technology 2012 - Industry innovations: Energy cost pressure stirs creative juices
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Denmark Vestas in partnership talks with Mitsubishi
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Wales Construction begins on first Velocita project since merger revealed
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Scotland Vattenfall signs up manufacturers for controversial offshore site
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United States Mitsubishi suspends turbine sales due to GE legal actions
Met masts advance offshore plan
JAPAN: Two meteorological masts are to be erected off the coast of Japan in preparation for the installation of fixed-foundation wind turbines, as part of data-gathering experiments that are viewed as crucial for the spread of offshore windpower around Japan.
Gamesa staff cuts mirror sector woes
UNITED STATES: Gamesa's announcement last month of 165 layoffs at two factories in Pennsylvania represents many of the hopes and fears of the US wind sector. The layoffs, to begin in September, are a direct result of the pending year-end expiration of the production tax credit (PTC) - a lucrative government subsidy that offers $0.022/kWh over the first ten years of wind projects.
Dealing with conflict
LATIN AMERICA: Mexico has more than 1GW of wind capacity online, practically all of it in the northern state of Oaxaca, home too of Latin America's biggest online wind project, the 306MW Oaxaca II, III and IV wind farms developed by Spain's Acciona. Yet, elsewhere in Oaxaca, building of at least 600MW of capacity has been held up for months by local protests.
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Japan Hitachi to build 5MW turbine
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United States GE wins latest round of MHI fight
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Windicator: Spring figures suggest development is slowing, but the US and UK perform well
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Japan Japan gears up to commercialise floating technology
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Japan Japan moves ahead with Goto floating turbine trial
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United Kingdom Landmark UK offshore deal agreed
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AWEA Liveblog Day 3
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Chile Work starts on 115MW Chile wind farm
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Japan Hitachi joins shift to wind post-Fukushima
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United States Brave new world for wind-power finance
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Japan Japan's Fit guidelines in line with industry requests
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United States MHI suspends Arkansas nacelle plant
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United States GE ahead in far-reaching patent war
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Mexico Developers face escalating militant opposition in Oaxaca
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Germany Players dispute cable delay claims
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Windicator: Asia-Pacific capacity storms ahead as Europe slumps in 2011
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United States Mitsubishi hit for $170 million in GE battle
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Japan Japanese government approves Fukushima floating project trial
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Germany Mitsubishi in second offshore deal with TenneT
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United States Limited success for GE in MHI appeal
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Bosnia and Herzegovina South-East Europe - Croatia advances while neighbours struggle
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Mitsubishi buys into Latin America's biggest wind project
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Japan Marubeni to build floating wind farm off Fukushima
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Germany Mitsubishi acquires 49% in offshore transmission projects
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Wind manufacturers act to defend intellectual property rights
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United States MHI factory sits idle amid GE patent fight
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Offshore sector offers prospects and variety
Latest Jobs
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Wind Farm Asset Manager Wind Farm Asset Manager GL Garrad Hassan UK or Germany
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Offshore Wind Technical Experts Offshore Wind Technical Experts GL Garrad Hassan Flexible
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Offshore Wind Consultancy Project Manager Offshore Wind Consultancy Project Manager GL Garrad Hassan Flexible
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Electrical Engineering Manager - Virginia USA Electrical Engineering Manager - Virginia USA Viridium Associates Virginia
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Senior Structural Design Engineer - Cumbria, UK Senior Structural Design Engineer - Cumbria, UK Viridium Associates Cumbria
