With an eye on new and developing markets, Spanish wind turbine manufacturer has expanded its basket of offerings by revealing a wind turbine specifically designed for sites with low wind speeds. Gamesa introduced the 2.5 MW turbine at the China Wind Power 2015 trade fair, and with a rotor diameter … [continued]
Gamesa has secured an order to set up the first wind energy project in Kuwait. The order is also Gamesa’s first wind energy order in the Middle East. Gamesa will supply 5 units of G97 turbines with 2 MW capacity each for the Shagaya Renewable Energy Park. The wind energy … [continued]
Gamesa is inching towards its order book target of 650–700 MW in 2014 in India as the company announced that it received fresh orders for wind energy equipment across five states. With orders worth 500 MW of wind energy equipment already received by Gamesa this year, India is its second-largest … [continued]
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Some more solar and wind power news from the past couple weeks: Solar Power Solar Price Hits All-Time Low In Australia: “The Solar Choice Price Index provides a monthly update of the cost of solar across Australia. It’s a very useful tool for keeping up to date with Australia … [continued]
One of the global leaders in the wind energy market, Gamesa, will be supplying new wind turbines with a total capacity of 30 MW to a new wind farm that Eolica Erchie is developing in Italy. This order is the first that Gamesa has signed with Toshiba Europe T&D … [continued]
One of Gamesa’s G10X-4.5 MW wind turbines, located near Alaiz (Navarra, Spain), set a new output record for a wind turbine in Spain on July 1. “The turbine generated electricity for a total of 107.82 MWh (98.26% of the day at nominal capacity and 100% of availability).” The previous record … [continued]
The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) recently announced that it and Gamesa Technology Corp., one of the world’s leading wind turbine companies, are planning to “study and test a variety of components and systems that will guide development of the next generation of wind turbines designed specifically for the U.S. marketplace.”
Aside from the cleantech project, cleantech policy, cleantech consumer product round-ups I’m in the midst of finishing, here’s a round-up of some of the latest news on new cleantech technology: 1. Wind Energy Forecasting Technology Saves Millions of Dollars a Year “The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) has developed … [continued]
