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Windpower Intelligence Global Forecast: April 2018
Below we present our latest global capacity forecasts to 2024.
Mitsubishi's UK subsidiary acquires Moray East stake
UK: A Mitsubishi Corporation subsidiary will buy a 33.4% stake in the 950MW Moray East project awarded a contract for difference by the government in September 2017.
Pattern Energy acquires first Japanese projects
JAPAN: US developer Pattern Energy has entered Japan's energy market by acquiring 167MW of wind projects jointly owned by one of its investment funds and a Japanese subsidiary.
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United States Enel completes two Oklahoma projects
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Chile Mezzanine funding for two Chilean projects
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United States Enel sells shares in Oklahoma site
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Boundary Pushers: Making the business case for offshore more compelling
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United Kingdom How the UK aims to avoid the EV grid crash
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United States Mitsubishi and Allianz invest in Red Dirt project
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Chile Aela Energia secures $410 million in funding
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United States GE sues Vestas in patent dispute
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Ireland Japanese consortium buys Irish wind stake
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Netherlands Borssele consortium seeks more investors
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Japan GE wins 66MW order in Japan
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Review of 2016 - part two
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Belgium Mitsubishi takes Norther stake - updated
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Netherlands Shell consortium wins Borssele III/IV at €54.50/MWh
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United States Flow battery installed in Washington
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Wind's newest, biggest player
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Ten of the biggest turbines
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United Kingdom Financing complete for 402MW Dudgeon
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United States Service industry adapts to bigger turbines
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Japan MHI decides against taking JV ownership
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Market Status: Middle East and Africa
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Market Status: Asia-Pacific
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Analysis: Siemens seeks strength in Gamesa's emerging markets
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Buying in expertise for rapid growth
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Spain Gamesa considers rumoured Siemens interest 'ordinary'
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Review of 2015, part two
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France GE to supply 120MW French cluster
Top 30 People: Places 21 to 30
The final ten in our Top 30 list of influential figures in the wind industry features trade bodies and the lone woman in this year's list.
Components -- sum of the parts
WORLDWIDE: A brief look at ten of the leading suppliers of major components to the wind industry.
An essential piece of the puzzle
WORLDWIDE: Wind turbine OEMs tend to take the credit for the steady technology advances that continue to boost production and cut costs of wind-generated electricity. But independent component manufacturers play a vitally important role in this process, too.
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Japan World's largest floating turbine installed at Fukushima
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United States Infigen sells 1.1GW US portfolio
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Ten of the biggest and the best manufacturers
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Japan MHI's 7MW floating turbine ready for deployment
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Netherlands Gallery: Aeolus completes Luchterduinen
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Netherlands European offshore: Netherlands rethinks system
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United Kingdom Mitsubishi drops SeaAngel brand name
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Japan Siemens hits 3MW milestone in Japan
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Turbines of the year -- Rotor blades
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Turbines of the year -- The best wind turbine products of 2014
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Germany Gallery: SeaAngel tower shipped
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United States Berkshire Hathaway Energy: Economies of scale
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United States Analysis: US manufacturing hit despite capacity increase
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Windpower Top 30 - GE's McEntee tops list
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Top 30 People: 2. Anders Runevad CEO, Vestas
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United Kingdom Weather halts work on SeaAngel test turbine
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United States Pattern and Duke sign O&M deal
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Mexico Indigenous community forces Mareña relocation
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United States Starwood secures financing for Stephens Ranch
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Windpower Top 30 - the wind manufacturer chiefs
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Mexico Energy reform triggers wind take-off in Mexico
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United States Iberdrola begins construction on 202MW Texas project
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France EDF-EN acquires major WindVision project
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Cable cartel fine is not the end of the story
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France Siemens and MHI up Alstom bid
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France Siemens/MHI Alstom bid excludes wind
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United Kingdom MHI experience to fine tune V164
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