By Susanna Twidale and Nina Chestney LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - Japanese-Danish joint venture MHI Vestas plans to continue investing in its wind turbine blade manufacturing plant in Britain, despite the country's impending departure from the European Union, its chief executive told Reuters. MHI Vestas, a venture between Denmark's Vestas Wind Systems A/S and Japan's … [Read more...]
MHI Vestas Launches Record-Breaking 10MW Wind Turbine
Denmark-based offshore wind turbine maker MHI Vestas says it has broken the industry's double-digit power barrier with the release of the world's first turbine to achieve a power rating of 10 MW. The record-breaking turbine, called the V164-10.0 MW, builds on the company' popular V164 platform, with more than 100 V164 turbines already installed in the UK and … [Read more...]
MHI Vestas to Install 100 of the World’s Most Powerful Offshore Wind Turbines Off Scotland
Offshore wind turbine maker MHI Vestas says it has received an order to supply and install 100 9.5 MW wind turbine generators at the Moray East offshore wind project off the coast of Scotland. The 9.5 MW turbines are the most powerful currently available on the market. MHI Vestas was selected as the preferred turbine supplier for the Moray East … [Read more...]
MHI Vestas to Use Taiwan as Export Hub for Asia’s Offshore Wind Industry
By Chisaki Watanabe (Bloomberg) -- MHI Vestas Offshore Wind A/S, the world’s second-biggest offshore wind turbine maker, is planning to use Taiwan as a hub to assemble and export turbines as it aims to extend its footprint in Asia. Taiwan has emerged as a hot spot for offshore wind as President Tsai Ing-Wen works to phase out nuclear energy while adding 25 gigawatts of … [Read more...]
Vestas, Maersk Supply Service to Tackle Costs of Ever Bigger Wind Turbines
By Stine Jacobsen HELSINKI, June 28 (Reuters) - Danish wind turbine maker Vestas and offshore services firm Maersk Supply Service are teaming up to tackle the cost of transporting and installing ever larger wind turbines. Seeking to remain profitable as European countries phase out subsidies, the industry is turning to ever bigger turbines to harness power more efficiently … [Read more...]