Siemens Gamesa secures O&M contract for 218 MW Panhandle Wind 1 project in US
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has announced that it has signed a four-year O&M agreement with Pattern Energy for its 218 MW Panhandle Wind 1 facility, consisting of 118 units of 1.85-87 MW GE wind turbines. The company will begin servicing the turbines later this year in Carson County, Texas.
The deal features a service and maintenance agreement, offering the best in scale and flexibility to maximize energy asset returns. Siemens Gamesa will implement a full range of value-added analytics, including NEM Solutions and SCADA Diagnostics.
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June 06, 2019
North Dakota Public Service Commission approves 300 MW wind project
The North Dakota Public Service Commission approved a certificate for site compatibility for the 300 MW Aurora Wind Project, proposed by TradeWind Energy Inc., located in the northwestern part of the...
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June 05, 2019
CIP, Siemens invest US$2.5 billion for SOO Green Renewable Rail transmission project
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