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Vestas installed 20% of new turbines in 2018
One in five wind turbines installed in 2018 was produced by Vestas, as consolidation among top suppliers deepened, according to analysis by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC).
Race to market guides SGRE 10MW technology picks
EXCLUSIVE: In order to offer its new 10MW offshore turbine commercially by 2022, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) must install the prototype this autumn. Eize de Vries speaks exclusively to the company's technical experts about the development process.
Height restrictions hamper Canary Islands auction hopes
The Canary Islands' 217MW wind power auction closed on 2 April with 35 bids totaling a widely reported 180MW.
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China Domestic firms win all 6GW of China's first subsidy-free site
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Spain Bilbao 2019: SGRE unveils 5.8MW turbines
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United Kingdom Bilbao 2019: Brexit not affecting CfD competition
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Bilbao 2019: The money is there, says Tacke
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Working group to combat blade erosion
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United States Battle over US dominance heats up as GE retakes crown
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The rise and rise of the super-size wind farm
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Japan Japanese 2018 installations up 60%
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Vestas leads Goldwind in 2018 onshore installations
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Most turbine models fail to make a profit
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Spain Nike deal kickstarts Spanish project
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India WindTech: SGRE responds to changing Indian market
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United States GE's orders and sales increase in 2018
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United Kingdom UK offshore wind 'could beat onshore on cost'
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Poland Innogy and Nordex collaborating on 1.7GW pipeline
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Spain Latest 10MW turbine launched by SGRE
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Sweden EnBW grows Scandinavian footprint with eye on repowering
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The 7 best performing wind markets in 2018
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Vestas breaks annual global order intake record
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Turbines of the year 2018: Offshore turbines
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Windpower Monthly's highlights of 2018 -- part 1
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Denmark Vattenfall gives go ahead on 604.8MW Kriegers Flak
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Backpage: The last word in wind -- January 2019
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Russia Vestas opens Russian blade factory
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.
How MHI Vestas closed the gap on SGRE
WORLDWIDE: Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) is not going to lose its grip as offshore market leader any time soon, but MHI Vestas is beginning to loosen the chokehold.
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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
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Denmark DTU awards new test beds
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