FOWIND developed the pre-feasibility reports for offshore wind development in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu (India). The reports identify key offshore areas where detailed wind resource assessment should take place off the coast of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. These reports will form the basis for future offshore wind feasibility investigations, while at the same time supporting […]
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GWEC is pleased to welcome the Hellenic Wind Energy Association (HWEA) as a new member of its influential circle of members promoting wind energy around the globe. The HWEA, best known in Greek as ELETAEN, was founded in 1990 by 50 wind energy pioneers including Arthouros Zervos, Dimitris Lalas and Ioannis Tsipouridis. Today, HWEA’s membership
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LAUNCH OF THE GWEC GLOBAL WIND REPORT  GLOBAL WIND POWER OUTLOOK FOR 2015 AND BEYOND  Press conference by Webcast  Wednesday 1 April  09:30 Washington D.C. | 13:30 GMT | 15:30 Brussels | 21:30 Beijing Join GWEC’s free webinar to hear our insights into the global wind industry today, and 5- year projections to the future. Steve
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The consortium under the Facilitating Offshore Wind in India (FOWIND) project, co-funded by European Union, invites tenders for supply of Light Detection And Ranging Instruments (LiDARs) for deployment across various locations in the state of Gujarat and Tamil Nadu, in offshore, on existing platforms or suitable structures, for data acquisition with maximum reliability to assess offshore wind
Press Release During the inauguration of the International Congress Mexico Wind Power 2015 in Mexico City, the Minister of Energy Pedro JoaquĂn Coldwell emphasized that wind power in Mexico is a fundamental part of the new electricity market to be held in Mexico as a result of the Energy Reform approved by the Congress. On
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30 January, Brussels The European offshore wind industry saw new capacity installations decline by 84 MW (5.34%) in 2014 as the sector stabilised following record figures the previous year. In 2014, 408 new offshore turbines were fully grid connected, adding 1,483 MW to the European system. The total installed capacity for Europe now stands at
