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Latest wind turbine news – Emerson Wins Contract To Insta

Hey everyone, I decided it would be a great idea to post up the latest news from Google so here it is…

Emerson Wins Contract To Install Ovation SCADA System At PGE's …

Phase 1, comprising 76 Vestas wind turbines, became operational in December 2007 and has a generating capacity of 125 MW. Phase 2, comprising 65 Siemens …  Read More…

Ottawa invention aims to quiet helicopters, wind turbines

(Carleton University)A Carleton University graduate student is trying to launch a business based on a device that could make wind turbines quiet enough to …  Read More…

World's largest offshore wind farm to be built off Kent coast

Work on the massive London Array – 341 giant wind turbines in the Thames Estuary – is expected to start later this year. When complete, the turbines will …  Read More…
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