Global Wind Service awarded Fryslân pre-assembly and Installation
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy awarded Global Wind Service (GWS) with pre-assembly, transport, and offshore installation for all 89 turbines comprising Wind Farm Fryslân in the Netherlands. The scope of work includes transport and storage of components, pre-assembly, offshore installation, and the supply of lifting equipment, the company said in its release.
Pre-assembly works are done at Amsterdam Alaska Harbour and Oude Zeug where work is scheduled to commence in January 2021 and installation works following soon after.
Wind farm Fryslân will comprise 89 SWT-DD-130 in the Frisian part of the Ijsselmeer, near Breezanddijk. The turbines are 180 meters tall; the blades are 63 metres long with a rotor diameter of 130 metres.
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The £2.5 billion Beatrice offshore wind farm in Scotland, co-owned by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners. The Danish fund manager has made a name for itself financing early-stage wind projects around the world.
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When Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners K/S set up its first renewable energy fund in 2012, one of its initial investments was in Cape Wind, a project off the coast of Massachusetts that had been launched more than a decade earlier and was meant to kick-start offshore wind development in the U.S.
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GE Will Supply Turbines for Vietnamese Wind Farm
Innovation in the design of onshore wind turbines continues, with GE Renewable Energy announcing Dec. 28 that it will supply eight of the company’s 3 MW-137 turbines as part of the Phuoc Minh Wind Farm in Vietnam.
Monday’s announcement comes just days after Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) announced the largest deal ever for its 5.X platform turbines, which will be used at a site in Brazil.
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Construction of Rattlesnake Flat wind farm complete
Last updated 12/24/2020 at 12:14pm
RALSTON A virtual ribbon cutting ceremony took place Dec. 15 to mark the completion of the 160 MW Rattlesnake Flat Wind Farm.
Construction of the 57 wind turbines connected to Avista Utilities’ transmission grid as part of a 20-year purchase power agreement between Clearway Energy Group and Avista began in April.
Adams County Commissioner John Marshall, Adams County Development Council Chairman David Baumann and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy CEO were joined at the virtual ribbon-cutting by Gov. Jay Inslee and Public Lands Commissioner Hillary Franz.
“Adams County is thrilled that this wind farm is completed and delivering clean renewable energy to area residents,” Marshall said. “After years of research, planning, and cooperation, Clearway and its partners have delivered a job-creating project that’s helping to diversify our local economy and bolster
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Siemens Gamesa strikes 465 MW mega deal in Brazil for its most powerful onshore wind turbine
São Vitor Wind Farm is expected to be commissioned by the end of 2022 and will consist of 75 SG 5.8-170 turbines, boasting one of the largest rotors on the onshore market
Deal is largest ever for the Siemens Gamesa 5.X platform and for the company in Brazil, and includes a service and maintenance agreement