Turbine development

Siemens Gamesa has completed the installation of one the world’s most powerful wind turbine at the Østerild test centre in

Windpower Monthly’s technology and market trends correspondent – and Turbines of the Year judge – Eize de Vries answers questions

Nordex has installed a prototype of its N175/6.X wind turbine with a hybrid concrete-steel tower, enabling it to reach a

Chinese manufacturer Windey has installed its 16MW offshore wind turbine on a floating platform, Windpower Monthly understands. by Craig Richard

Chinese manufacturer Windey is planning to make a 16MW onshore turbine that would be the most powerful of its kind

Chinese manufacturer Sany Renewable Energy has installed a 15MW onshore wind turbine, setting world records for the highest power rating

Chinese manufacturer Envision Energy has unveiled a 5MW onshore wind turbine with a 182-metre rotor diameter for the Indian market.

South Korean industrial giant Doosan Enerbility plans to make a 10MW offshore wind turbine for use in projects in its

Mingyang Smart Energy installed its MySE18.X-20MW wind turbine in China this week, claiming it is the “world’s largest single-capacity offshore

According to the story CCTV+ published on 30 June, an 18MW wind turbine has been installed in Yingkou City, Liaoning

GE Vernova plans to build its offshore wind business around a 15.5MW turbine with a 250-metre rotor diameter, according to