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Embattled German manufacturer Senvion received several "advanced offers" for various core parts of its business, and confirmed redundancies are on the horizon.
Senvion said it was entering the final stages of the merger and acquisition (M&A) process and will present investor concepts to a creditors’ assembly for a vote on 10 September.
No offers have been made for Senvion’s entire turbine business unit, it added.
Senvion has been str
Vattenfall has arranged the finance to build a new hybrid project in the Netherlands, investing €35 million to add solar and battery components to an under-construction wind site.
The €61 million Haringvliet hybrid site on Goeree-Overflakkee in South Holland will comprise 22MW of wind capacity, 38MW of solar and a 12MWh battery.
It is the first time Vattenfall will have combined all three technologies at a single site.
INDIA: Turbine manufacture Inox Wind made a loss of INR 461.2 million ($7.2 million) for the third quarter of its financial year amid a downturn in the country`s market and the change from a tariff system to an auction mechanism.
BELGIUM: Siemens Gamesa`s roll-on/roll-off concept, first announced in November 2015, has been fully implemented for the first time, the manufacturer has announced.
The company delivered the first load of nacelles from its factory in Cuxhaven, north Germany to the 309MW Rentel project off the coast of Belgium, without the need for cranes, it stated.
It can roll 200-tonne tower secti