Turbine purchasing bounced back in June after a dramatic slump in the preceding months, according to the latest data collated by Windpower Intelligence (WPI), the research division of Windpower Monthly.
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has launched a new turbine, the SG 3.4-145, specificlly developed to further boost the company's presence in the Indian market.
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Siemens is set to transfer its 67.1% stake in Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) to its gas and power unit, after a majority of shareholders approved plans for the transfer.
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WATCH: We speak to Lloyd’s Register’s Will Hodshon about the benefits of feasibility assessments and 3D ground modelling. It’s hugely beneficial if you can build some in-depth knowledge and understanding of the ground conditions of a site through desktop studies as it may even negate the need for conducting reconnaissance style surveys prior to securing a project.
The Democrats' presidential candidate, Joe Biden, has unveiled a $2 trillion package of clean energy and sustainability measures to decarbonise the US power sector by 2035 ahead of the country’s election in November.
The Ukrainian parliament has approved a bill cutting the green tariff for wind farms by 7.5% — from €102/MWh to €94.35/MWh — for wind farms commissioned between 1 July 2015 and 31 December 2019, effective from 1 July.
The UK government will relax construction barriers surrounding large-scale battery projects in support of wind power across England and Wales.
GLOBAL REGIONS AND COUNTRY PROFILE PAGES Take a look at our new sortable list of wind power capacities from around the world. Then take a deeper dive into your chosen country with our new market-specific pages with confidence ratings and the latest developments.
Modern wind turbines would need only small tweaks to supply grid services currently provided by conventional sources, such as natural gas plants, according to a US Department of Energy-led study.
Global floating wind capacity could grow from less than 100MW today to 10GW by 2030 and then to more than 70GW by 2040, but challenges remain, according to new analysis.
The Danish fund manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) has secured €380m in green finance to shore up 12 wind projects under construction in Spain totalling 487MW capacity.
Japanese authorities have finalised 10 floating sites with the potential for offshore wind development around the country.
TENDER WATCH The shift to auctions is having a profound effect on the industry across the entire supply chain and servicing. This interactive table monitors where auctions are taking place, the prices seen in those markets and who the winners are.
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