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EnBW acquires four offshore wind power projects PDF Print E-mail
Written by jonathan pitzer   
Tuesday, 13 May 2008
Karlsruhe. EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG has just reported the acquisition of a 100% shareholding in Eos Offshore AG, Oldenburg, and the acquisition of a 100% shareholding in Offshore Ostsee Wind AG, Börgerende-Rethwisch, to Germany's Federal Cartel Office. Both companies are subsidiaries of wpd offshore GmbH, Bremen. EOS AG holds the rights to two offshore wind park projects at Hochseewindpark Nordsee und "He dreiht". Offshore Ostsee Wind AG holds the rights to two offshore wind power projects at Kriegers Flak 1 and Baltic 1. At the end of April, EnBW had already announced its intention to invest more than three billion Euros in building up renewable energy capacity in the next few years.
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Texas Blows by California to Lead in Wind Power PDF Print E-mail
Written by Before the Bell   
Tuesday, 22 April 2008
Once home to America's largest oncentration of pump-jacks and oil derricks, Texas is now the best region
in the country to install wind turbines. According to a new report by the lobal Wind Energy Council, at 4,356-megawatts (MW), the Lone Star State
has nearly twice the wind power capacity of nearest rival California (2,439 MW).
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Suzlon secures major China orders PDF Print E-mail
Written by jonathan pitzer   
Friday, 18 April 2008

Pune - Suzlon Energy (Tianjin) Limited (SETL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Suzlon Energy Limited, India, has secured orders totaling nearly 200 MW of capacity for wind farm projects in China. The orders from two major players in China’s energy sector, is a significant addition to Suzlon’s position in the country’s growing wind energy market.


The first order from Ao Lu Jia New Energy Development Ltd., calls for the delivery of 148.5 MW of wind turbine capacity through 99 units of the S82 – 1.5 MW turbine for use in three wind farms. Deliveries for the first wind farm are scheduled for shipment during the second quarter of FY2008-09. Ao Lu Jia New Energy Development Ltd. is a Sino-Norwegian joint venture and partially owned by Norway’s NBT AS. This joint venture is NBT’s participation in renewable energy developments in China. NBT AS seeks to develop an extensive wind portfolio in Jilin, Heilongjiang, and Inner Mongolia provinces, with a target to build 588 MW of capacity by the end of 2010.

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Scheduling Wind Power: Better wind forecasts could prevent blackouts and reduce pollution. PDF Print E-mail
Written by MIT TEchnology Review   
Thursday, 17 April 2008
MIT Technology Review ------ Thursday, April 17, 2008 Scheduling Wind Power Better wind forecasts could prevent blackouts and reduce pollution. By Peter Fairley As wind power becomes more common, its unpredictability becomes more of a problem. Sudden drops in wind speed can send grid operators scrambling to cover the shortfall and even cause blackouts; unexpected surges can leave conventional power plants idling, incurring costs and spewing pollution to no purpose.
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