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Chinese wind owners 'face growing O&M pressure'

By Craig Richard, 2 July 2019

Share prices of key Chinese wind players have been hit by an unexpected surge in operating and maintenance (O&M) costs, according to new analysis.

Ten of the biggest offshore turbines

By Shaun Campbell and David Weston, 31 August 2018

WORLDWIDE: We have focused on turbines in production or for which orders are being taken, omitting the discontinued, the test-bed prototypes for those that never made it, and the designs still on the drawing boards to examine the credentials of ten of the highest-rated capacity turbines on the market today.

Will president's pledge unlock PPA jam?

By Michael McGovern, 1 April 2017

SOUTH AFRICA: Political turmoil and the state utility's heel-dragging on renewables development are stifling wind-power growth in one of the world's most promising markets. But the president's promise to force Eskom into action has raised hope of breaking the deadlock.

Longyuan: Leading offshore charge in China

By Jianxiang Yang, 27 November 2014

CHINA: Longyuan, China's leading wind power developer has pioneered projects in low-wind speed regions, at extreme altitudes and is now at the forefront of the country's efforts to grow its offshore sector.

Concentration on consolidation

By Shaun Campbell, 27 November 2014

WORLDWIDE: Only China has contributed much to the wind power pipeline in 2014, with other countries putting effort into existing assets. But the future plans of seven of the world's leading wind developers show a clear trend towards partnerships and diversification.

Longyuan commissions first project outside China

By Yang Jianxiang, 25 November 2014

CANADA: China's largest wind developer, Longyuan Power, has commissioned the 100MW Dufferin wind farm in Ontario, its first wind project in outside of China.