Tag: Goldwind
Vestas Tops GWEC List of World’s Largest Turbine Suppliers
Vestas, a Danish manufacturer, seller, installer and servicer of wind turbines, holds the title as the world’s largest supplier of wind turbines in 2020...
BNEF: U.S., China at Forefront of Wind Market’s Record-Setting Year
In a record-setting year, the wind market commissioned nearly 100 GW of new build in 2020. Undeterred by the coronavirus pandemic, installations grew 59%...
Offshore Wind Sector Will Require Threefold Increase in Workforce
Demand for offshore wind staff will triple by the end of the decade, surging to 868,000 full-time jobs from an estimated 297,000 in 2020....
GWEC: Wind Turbine Industry Continues Consolidation Pattern
In 2019, 22,893 wind turbines produced by 33 suppliers were installed globally and accounted for over 63 GW of capacity, a new supply-side record...
Port of Vancouver USA to Receive Wind Blade Shipment
The Port of Vancouver USA will receive a shipment of nine wind turbines, including the longest wind turbine blades it has handled to date....
New Goldwind Americas Exec Joins After Nine Years With Nordex
Goldwind Americas, the Chicago-based subsidiary of Chinese wind turbine company Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co. Ltd., has appointed Reinhard Sander vice president of...
Goldwind USA Continues To Click Off Milestones
With a noteworthy project win, as well as product announcements, the turbine maker has been on a roll of sorts lately.
Rattlesnake Wind Project Begins Construction In Texas
Renewable Energy Systems (RES) and Goldwind Americas say that the 160 MW Rattlesnake Wind Project has received its notice to proceed on construction. The project...
Goldwind Americas Nails Down Financing For Rattlesnake Wind Project
Chicago-based Goldwind Americas, a wholly owned subsidiary of Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co. Ltd. (Goldwind), has received tax equity financing commitments from MidAmerican...
Vestas Reclaims No. 1 Wind OEM Title; Who Else Made The Top Five?
Taking the spot back from Goldwind, the Danish company’s return to No. 1 was partially driven by an uptick in U.S. orders, according to preliminary findings from FTI Consulting.
