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Mortenson to Build Largest Single-Phase Wind Project in North America
Mortenson, a leading renewable energy contractor, has been selected to build what will be the largest single-phase wind farm ever built in North America. The 600-megawatt Rush Creek Wind Project, owned and operated by Xcel Energy, will be home to 300 turbines and an 83-mile transmission line near Limon, Colo. "We are pleased to be selected to construct this significant project for Xcel ...
By Xcel Energy
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JOHNSON MATTHEY’S GAS TURBINE SCR SYSTEM DESIGN AND ENGINEERING OPERATION IN CALIFORNIA AWARDED ISO 9001: 2008 STATUS BY NSF INTERNATIONAL The compan
JOHNSON MATTHEY’S GAS TURBINE SCR SYSTEM DESIGN AND ENGINEERING OPERATION IN CALIFORNIA AWARDED ISO 9001: 2008 STATUS BY NSF INTERNATIONAL The company’s Quality Management System is certified world-class conforming to the latest standards Malvern, PA, April 28, 2010—Johnson Matthey’s Stationary Emissions Control (SEC) group in Aliso Viejo, CA, has been awarded ISO 9001: ...
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Gamesa completes assembly of the first offshore turbine installed in Spain
This morning Gamesa completed assembly of the main parts (tower, nacelle and blades) of Spain's first prototype offshore wind turbine, which has been installed at the Arinaga Quay in Gran Canary Island. Installation of the tower, nacelle and the three blades, which were shipped from Bilbao port to the Canaries, began in the middle of April with the tower assembly work. The tower measures 90 ...
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Gamesa showcases its new 5 MW offshore wind turbine at the Offshore Wind 2013 trade fair
The company expects the turbine installed in Arinaga, Canary Islands, Spain, to begin operating in the third quarter of 2013 and the installation of the initial units in 2014 Gamesa, a global technology leader in wind energy, is exhibiting for the 3rd consecutive year at the Offshore Wind 2013 trade fair, one of the industry's premier events, in Manchester, UK, from 12-13 June. At this ...
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Gamesa makes progress on its offshore strategy as it begins to erect its 5 MW turbine
The offshore turbine’s blades, nacelle and tower, set to be installed at the Arinaga Quay (Gran Canaria, Spain), are loaded onto a ship at the port of Bilbao The company expects the turbine to begin operating in the third quarter of 2013 Gamesa, a global technology leader in the wind power industry, has marked further progress on its offshore strategy by shipping components for its 5 ...
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