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Indian wind power given boost
India’s New & Renewable Energy Development Corporation of Andra Pradesh has approved proposals by private developers to set up wind power projects with a combined capacity of 1800mW. With this, the total capacity sanctioned for developers of windmills has reached 3800mW. Wind power units with a 2000mW capacity were sanctioned in the past but only …
Iberdrola’s ScottishPower Renewables opens two new wind farms
As it opens Mark Hill and Arecleoch, ScottishPower Renewables’ brings Iberdrola’s UK wind capacity to 1GW.
Siemens starts operating its first 6 megawatt wind turbine
Low weight design of SWT-6.0-120 will reduce costs for future offshore wind projects
Siemens ramps-up its UK wind power service capability from its dedicated training centre in Newcastle
To be able to better serve the fast growing renewables service market Siemens Energy has invested three million pounds in its wind power training facility in Newcastle in the UK. Newcastle is the headquarters for the newly integrated Energy Service business in the UK and Ireland region, part of a global business servicing both conventional and onshore and offshore wind power plants.
Policy Exchange warns that renewable energy target is “unnecessarily expensive” for the UK, due to emphasis on offshore wind
British government could potentially save GBP12.5bn by scaling back future offshore wind schemes, says independent think-tank.
Samsung to spend US$7bn on green energy park
Samsung to invest US$7bn on green energy industrial park as it diversifies into the renewable energy sector.
Uruguay gets first wind farm
Uruguay’s UTE awards Spain-based Abengoa the contract for its first wind farm, which is scheduled to come online in 2014.
Wind to reduce Tanzania’s reliance on hydropower
Tanzania seeks local and foreign investors in wind power as the country aims to reduce its dependence on hydropower and combat decade-long chronic power shortages.
Inner Mongolia is first to connect 10GW of wind power to China’s grid
Inner Mongolia is China’s first region to connect 10GW of wind power to the national grid.
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