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Officials with Goldwind have announced that the company has achieved the fourth and final milestone of GL Garrad Hassan’s criteria for ‘Commercially Proven Status’ in North America: 100 equivalent wind turbine years of operation above 95% availability in the market.
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GE and Max Bögl Wiesner GmbH have announced the official start of installation of the first GE 2.5-120 wind turbine in Schnaittenbach, a town in Bavaria, Germany.
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Vaisala has announced the release of its WINDCAP Ultrasonic Wind Sensor WMT700, which now includes an option for full-body heating of the unit, making it suitable for monitoring wind conditions in extremely cold climates with heavy snow and ice conditions.
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Samsung’s prototype 7MW offshore wind turbine has been delivered to Narec’s new test facilities in Blyth, Northumberland, UK.
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ZephIR’s wind lidar system ZephIR 300 has been chosen by Babcock International Group to collect wind data on its pioneering floating lidar platform. The new platform allows the ZephIR 300 to collect data offshore without the need for post-processing or compensation.
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GE Global Research, the technology development arm of the General Electric Company, have announced research that could significantly impact the design of future wind turbine blades.
- New noise-reduction sealing system for underwater construction
- IBM introduces new wind and solar forecasting system
- Generation Delta turbines now certified
- A-Design Assessment for aerodyn's 3 MW SCD Wind Turbine
- First offshore wind turbine in Spain commissioned by Gamesa
- Aveillant's radar system completes first live testing in the UK
- MY completes first 6.5MW SCD prototype WTG
- SSP Technology completed prototype blades for SHI’s 7MW turbine
- Final tank tests of the GICON SOF floating offshore foundation successful
- BGB’s Optilinc tested by Deutsch UK
- DNV launched improved standard for wind farm service vessels
- DNV Kema releases floating offshore wind turbine structures standard
- Blix introduces Eyewind
- Lloyd’s Register releases offshore wind rules
- Ampair returns to 6kW wind turbine market
- FusionDrive factory validation completed
- Kintech Engineering introduces a new range of guyed lattice masts
- Vestas produces first V117 blade in Colorado, USA
- Hempel introduces new fast-drying mid-coat
- Gamesa completes assembly of the first offshore turbine installed in Spain
- Hydro Group unveils 36kV Dry Mate Hydro Bond Renewable Connector
- Samsung receives POWERS award for development of 7MW offshore wind turbine prototype
- Northern Power introduces two new turbines for low wind sites
- Suzlon releases upgraded S97 wind turbine in North American market
- GL RC publishes new guideline for the certification of condition monitoring systems
- Gamesa unveils G114-2.5 MW turbine
- GE announces 1GW of US wind orders and launches new brilliant wind turbine
- WindPRO 2.9 Version released
- TÜV Rheinland certifies HybridDrive from Winergy
- Vestas introduces new 2MW turbines
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