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Siemens and DONG Energy continue their successful cooperation in offshore wind. The companies signed a framework agreement for the supply of a total of 300 wind turbines with a capacity of 1,800 megawatts (MW). The agreement is based on the new SWT-6.0-154 direct drive wind turbine that will be installed in wind power plants off the British coast between 2014 and 2017. The world's largest rotor blade measuring 75 meters in length equaling a total rotor diameter of 154 meter will be deployed.

DONG Energy already announced that it will install two of the new 6 MW wind turbines later this year for testing at Gunfleet Sands offshore wind farm. The 6 MW wind turbines are designed for large-scale projects, including the Round 3 projects in the UK. The target for 2020 in the UK is 18 gigawatts of offshore wind energy, which equates to around 18 percent of the UK's electricity demand.

13/08/2012

Under turn-key contract VDM supplied 101 diesel generating sets to various sites. They are operated as the parts of local power grids. The power range of delivered sets is from 12 up to 800 kW. Total electric output of these sets is 25.586 MW. At present VDM is carrying out installation and commissioning works on the objects.

06/08/2012

Vestas will supply 12 V90-2.0 MW wind turbines to Lisheen, Ireland, after receiving an order from Bord Gáis. Bord Gáis is a state owned utility company based in Cork and is one of the leading energy providers in Ireland. This project was successfully won based on an OJEU (Official Journal of the European Union) tender that was submitted in November 2011. The development is an extension to the existing Lisheen Wind Farm that currently consists of 18 V90-2.0 MW turbines, built in 2009. Lisheen phase one is performing well and above the agreed contractual level. The turbines will be delivered in Q1 2013 and the project will be run as an EPC (turnkey) project with Balfour Beatty Ireland Ltd. as the main contractor.

03/08/2012

Full-scale testing of the station was carried out by TGK-2. As the result of testing the station confirmed all design parameters and was put into operation. PGU-210 combined cycle power station was developed on the base of GTE-160 gas turbine plant and heat-recovery steam generator. Main power equipment for the project was supplied by Power Machines JSC. The company also carried out installation and commissioning works. The total cost of the project is 6 bln RF rubles. After commissioning total electric output of Novgorodskaya TETs was increased from 200 up to 350 MW.

02/08/2012

PGU-400 combined cycle power station consists of Ì701F gas turbine rated at 270 MW manufactured by Dongfang Turbine Co., Ltd. under MHI license, Dongfang steam turbine rated at 129.6 MW and heat-recovery steam generator. The total cost of the project is 260.19 mln euro. The credit for the project realization was rendered by China Bank of Development. The efficiency of the station in heat extraction cycle is 57 %. The project was developed by BelNIPIenergoprom. General contractor for the project is Dongfang Turbine Co., Ltd. From Byelorussian side Belenergo RUP, Belener-gostroy JSC and Belenergoremnaladka JSC took part in the realization of the project.

01/08/2012

Stand-by diesel generating set was commissioned by Energotech. The station consists of two Caterpillar 3616 TA diesel power plants with pneumatic starter. Total electric output of the station is 10.4 MW. For emergency start the station is equipped with C-15 diesel generating set rated at 320 kW.

12/07/2012

General contractor for the project is Progress engineering company. The station will consist of two Siemens SGT-100 gas turbine and waste-heat boilers manufactured by ORMA Ltd. The station will also include Shuangliang absorption chillers.

10/07/2012