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11 February 2020 storefronts
Pilgrim International
Pilgrim International Ltd is a leading British engineering company, specialising in bolting and positioning systems, hydraulic bolt tensioning solutions, drive-up systems and hydraulic pump packs.
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10 February 2020 storefronts
Quartzelec
Quartzelec provides electrical engineering expertise for a wide range of UK and global energy industries through its design, manufacturing and installation of renewable energy plant motors and generators in wind,...
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7 January 2020 storefronts
HeliPPE
HeliPPE is an efficient and green personal protective equipment (PPE) provider for the offshore wind industry in the North Sea.
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8 October 2019 storefronts
Dellner Brakes
Dellner Brakes produces a range of lightweight, noise-free systems for braking and gliding processes in wind turbines.
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6 September 2019 projects
Gemini Offshore Wind Farm, North Sea
With a 600MW installed capacity, Gemini Offshore Wind Farm is the third biggest wind farm in Europe.
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13 June 2019 Comment
Floating foundations are the future of deeper offshore wind
Floating offshore wind technology involves a turbine mounted on a buoyant structure that allows the turbine to generate electricity in water depths where bottom-mounted structures are not feasible.
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17 May 2019 pressreleases
Dellner Bubenzer Group to launch at AWEA 2019
The new Dellner Bubenzer Group is launching its combined product range to the wind energy market at the AWEA Windpower Expo in Houston, Texas, US, taking place from 20-23 May.
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16 May 2019 pressreleases
New Dellner Bubenzer Group Set to Take Leading Position in Global Braking Market
Sweden’s Dellner Brakes, Germany’s Pintsch Bubenzer GmbH, and Italy’s Rima Srl have come together to form the Dellner Bubenzer Group, securing a leading position as a customer-oriented, global supplier of...
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22 March 2019 storefronts
G-Tower
G-Tower engineers and supplies tower, pole and foundation support structure systems in the wind energy transmission and distribution sector.
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14 February 2019 Comment
Asia Pacific wind turbines will need to weather the storm
The Northwest Pacific is the most active tropical cyclone basin around the world, which contributes to about a third of the tropical cyclone activity.