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Vestas opens Russian blade factory
Vestas has opened its blade production facility in Ulyanovsk, according to the Russian Association of the Wind Industry (RAWI).
Mexican debut for uprated SGRE model
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has been awarded the first contract for its 4MW class of turbines since upgrading the platform's nominal power rating to 4.5MW.
Software focus for SGRE's new India hub
INDIA: Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has officially opened a new research and development engineering centre in Karnataka, south-west India.
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How MHI Vestas closed the gap on SGRE
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United States Wildlife fund set up by US industry
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Russia SGRE signs Russian generator deal
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Rethinking the use of rare-earth elements
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Influential and interesting in 2018 -- Philippe Kavafyan
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Influential and interesting in 2018 -- Danielle Merfeld
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Influential and interesting in 2018 -- Sebastian Bringsvaerd
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Renewables leaders call for carbon price floor
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United Kingdom 'Iron-based 10MW generator possible'
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Turkey Turkey launches 1GW onshore tender
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Denmark Joint industry project tackles leading edge erosion
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Spain Pricing pressures stunt SGRE recovery
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United Kingdom Massive energy storage growth expected in UK
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Vietnam Construction complete at Vietnam's largest onshore wind farm
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Germany Reflections from WindEnergy Hamburg 2018
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Denmark Turbine trio to collaborate on standardisation
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Ireland Innogy's first Irish site operational
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United Kingdom Call for onshore wind to compete in UK auctions
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Taiwan SGRE in line for 900MW Taiwan order
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France Le Havre factories set for 2020 build
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United States Siemens Gamesa tailors 8MW for US
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Spain Chocarro leaves SGRE amid reshuffle
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United States Cruise firm to partly offset emissions with wind
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Currency crisis complicates Turkish financing
DTU awards new test beds
DENMARK: Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE), Envision Energy, GE Renewable Energy and Vestas have been awarded new stands at Technical University of Denmark's (DTU) test centres.
Siemens Gamesa wins first Russian order
RUSSIA: Siemens Gamesa will supply 26 turbines to Enel's Russian subsidiary for a 90MW project -- the manufacturer's first order in the country.
SGRE signs Taiwanese local supply agreements
TAIWAN: Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has confirmed the first two local supply agreements for its offshore wind projects off the south-east Asian country.
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Digitalisation is 'transforming the service business model'
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Denmark Vestas announces 400 job cuts
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Germany SGRE nears completion of thermal storage pilot
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Sweden BlackRock fund acquires Swedish project
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WindEconomics: Wind at a crossroads as prices keep falling
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United Kingdom Move over, London
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MHI Vestas' Kavafyan on staying on top
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Vietnam Global firms gear up as Vietnam plans 6GW by 2030
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India Can hybrid projects bridge lull in new wind installations?
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SGRE adapts 8MW for Asia-Pacific
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Vietnam Vietnam raises wind tariffs
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Russia Updated: Rusnano sets up tower JV
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Russia SGRE to build turbines in Russia
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Iran Iran's largest wind farm commissioned
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Ten of the biggest offshore turbines
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Turbine price crash squeezes OEM revenues by 30% in H1
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Denmark SGRE signs up to new ammonia pilot
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Chile Pattern sells Chile project stake
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Denmark Vestas six-month revenues fall but has record backlog
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Norway Financing structured for Norwegian project
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Canada Pension fund acquires Pattern project stake
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Norway SGRE upgrades 4MW platform
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United States Siemens Gamesa receives first US offshore order
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United States TPI Composites' sales decline in Q2
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