Equinor on Thursday said it has submitted a bid to build an offshore wind farm off New York using fixed-base wind turbines. Equinor and South Korea’s state-owned National Oil Corporation (KNOC) will explore opportunities to develop commercial floating offshore wind power plants in South Korea. South Korea aims to reduce its dependence on nuclear and … Continue reading Equinor lines up floating offshore wind energy in South Korea
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WWEA and KWEIA to partner on Korean wind energy market
World Wind Energy Association (WWEA) and Korean Wind Energy Industry Association (KWEIA) have agreed to work on joint research to boost onshore and offshore wind market in South Korea. For this purpose, several leading markets will be analyzed in order to identify which policies are good for the promotion of wind power and for the … Continue reading WWEA and KWEIA to partner on Korean wind energy market
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Vestas wins first V126-3.45 MW order in South Korea
The firm and unconditional order comprises six V126-3.45 MW turbines and is Serveone Co, Ltd.’s first wind power plant. Located on Jaeun Island in South Korea’s Jeonnam province, the project will also be the first project in South Korea featuring V126-3.45 MW turbines. The order highlights how Vestas’ global reach and flexible manufacturing setup ensure … Continue reading Vestas wins first V126-3.45 MW order in South Korea
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Acciona sells the owning company of an operating wind farm in South Korea
The operation, which includes a net debt of 20 million euros, is part of an action plan designed by the company to offset the effects of regulatory changes in Spain. ACCIONA Energ
Continue readingAbengoa Solar commercializes new high-concentration solar power photovoltaic system
The exclusive high-concentration system, developed entirely by Abengoa Solar, obtained excellent results, yielding efficiencies of over 28% in production modules.
Continue readingNREL Releases Estimate of National Offshore Wind Energy Potential
According to the Assessment of Offshore Wind Energy Resources for the United States, 4,150 gigawatts of potential wind turbines nameplate capacity (maximum turbine capacity) from offshore wind resources are available.
Continue readingSmart 7.5KW Brushless DC Motor Controller Targets Small Electric Vehicles and Robotics
Roboteq, Inc. introduces an intelligent controller capable of directly driving a brushless DC up to 150Amps at up to 50V. The BL1650 is targeted at designers of electric bikes or karts, mobile robots.
Continue readingWind power in Chile: Canela wind farm marks a new record
The Wind park is located in the Choapa Province ? Coquimbo Region- and consists in the Canela Wind Farm (18.15 MW), which entered into operations in late 2007, and Canela II (60 MW).
Continue readingVast northeast China to benefit from wind power
Scientists have estimated that the county has a potential wind energy of 8 million KW within the 1,600 square kilometers of the wind-rich region for installing giant wind turbines.
Continue readingGalán forecasts ?sharp earnings growth? at Iberdrola Renovables in 2010
Ignacio Galán, said he saw ?sharp earnings growth this year in the order of 20%? which will cement the company?s leadership position in the global wind power industry.
Continue readingStockholm and Vattenfall Group starting biggest Swedish purchasing of electric vehicles
The joint City of Stockholm and Vattenfall Group venture to promote electric cars received clearance for its application for a SEK 62M grant from the Swedish Energy Agency.
Continue readingLG Chem invertirá 795 millones de dólares en una fábrica de baterías
LG Chem, el mayor fabricante de baterías de Corea del Sur, invertirá 1 millardo de wones (794,4 millones de dólares) en una nueva fábrica de baterías para automóviles eléctricos.
Continue readingAcciona concluye el primer parque eólico de una empresa española en Corea del Sur
El parque de Yeong Yang, de 61,5 MW, ha supuesto una inversión de 100 millones de euros para Acciona. Corea del Sur tenía 278 MW eólicos a 1 de enero de 2009.
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