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Looking back on 2020 – Part 3: Turbine ratings and rotor sizes continue to go up
Even in a difficult year, manufacturers continued to launch new technology, with competition intensifying in the offshore and low-wind segments. Find out more in part three of Windpower Monthly's round-up
Siemens Gamesa to overtake Vestas by 2025
Vestas, Siemens Gamesa and GE will push their market share to nearly two thirds of the global market by the end of the decade, analysts at Wood Mackenzie believe
Dongfang fast-tracks direct-drive designs for onshore and offshore
In-depth technology analysis of China's most powerful operating turbine by Eize de Vries
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China First 10MW Chinese turbine connected to the grid
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China MingYang unveils 11MW turbine
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China Dongfang due to install China's first 10MW turbine
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Vestas holds firm as leading OEM as China challenges for top spots
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Vestas leads the pack with squeezed market share
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Turbines of the year 2019: Offshore turbines
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Turbines of the year 2019: Onshore turbines 3.5MW-plus
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China WindTech: CSIC ready to muscle in on 10MW offshore market
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China US and China to 'challenge UK's top offshore spot'
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China SGRE wins rare Chinese order
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China China's 'first 10MW generator passes tests'
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China Domestic firms win all 6GW of China's first subsidy-free site
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Ten of the biggest offshore turbines
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Lebanon Strong interest for 300MW in Lebanon
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Russia Russia's first commercial wind farm online
East meets west in Scandinavia
SWEDEN: Unlike its neighbour Denmark, Sweden is not often considered one of the boundary pushers of the wind industry, but with the completion of its latest, and largest project, it has broken new ground.
Russian region backs 1GW plans
RUSSIA: The Ulyanovsk region in southern Russia is targeting up to 700MW of wind by 2024, with hopes of expanding to 1GW, the Russian Association of the Wind Industry (RAWI) has said.
Importing OEMs double China market share
CHINA: Manufacturers from Europe and the US have increased their share in the shrinking Chinese market, according to new figures from the Chinese Wind Energy Association (CWEA).
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Russia Dongfang to build blades in Russia
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Wind groups included in Clean200 list
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Ten of the biggest turbines
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Market Status: Asia-Pacific
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China Dongfang to supply direct-drive for Yihe project 150MW second phase
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China China looks to Europe for global presence
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Sweden Dongfang to supply Blaiken phase 4
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China Analysis: Storage pilot project proves smooth delivery - at a cost
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China Dongfang creates separate wind company
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China Market Status: China - Focus shifts east as expansion continues
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China Analysis: China renews overseas push
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China Dongfang exports four 2.5MW turbines to Sweden
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China Goldwind maintains hold on domestic market
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Russia Goldwind aims at Russian market
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Sweden Dongfang wins 75MW Swedish order