Zukunft Offshore

sorry...nicht die V164
 

aber warum wählt EON nur eine 3,45 MW Anlage, wo Vestas doch mitttlerweile 8 MW Windenergieanlagen im Produktportfolio hat.
Eine sehr defensive Politik. Wahrscheinlich haben die Angst, dass im Ärmelkanal die riesigen Rotorblätter der 8 MW Anlage wegfliegen.

Wie auch immer. Der Aktienkurs wird nicht mehr zu halten sein. Die 50€ Marke kommt in greifbare Nähe.  

ich mich auch....warum nicht die V164....aber egal...wichtig ist, das weitere Projekte realisiert werden.

 

Siemens has erected a prototype of its upscaled 7MW offshore wind turbine at Denmark's national testing centre in Østerild, with trials set to focus on the machine's upgraded generator and electrical system.
The SWT-7.0-154, which flies a 154-metre-diameter rotor powering a compact direct-drive transmission system, is calculated to be capable of producing 32 million kWh of electricity under North Sea wind conditions, enough to supply up to 7,000 homes.

"The installation of the 7MW version is an exciting step in its further development," says Siemens Wind Power head of technology Morten Rasmussen. “Based on the reliable technology and supply chain of our 6MW machine we have improved our flagship wind turbine with stronger permanent magnets, optimised generator segments and upgraded converter and transformer units."
http://www.rechargenews.com/wind/1400350/...type-installed-in-denmark  

 

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...offshore-project-in-the-uk-252.htm

Vestas can confirm that Navitus Bay Development Limited has appointed MHI Vestas Offshore Wind preferred supplier for the delivery of V164-8.0 MW turbines for an offshore project in the UK with a potential of up to 970 MW.

Das ist zwar nur eine halbe Ansage: aber immerhin.




 

 

The UK subsidiary of Spain’s Iberdrola has lined up Siemens' 7MW turbine for its 714MW East Anglia 1 offshore wind project.
ScottishPower Renewables will deploy up to 102 of the turbines for the UK Round 3 project off England’s east coast.

The value of the turbine deal is estimated by industry sources to be between £750m and £850m ($1.15bn–$1.3bn), meaning it could account for nearly half of the £2bn project.

The blades are set to be made at Siemens’ new turbine complex in Hull, just up the coast from East Anglia 1.

East Anglia 1 won UK government backing in the first competitive round for contract-for-difference (CfD) support.

Construction work is due to begin in 2017, with turbine installation in 2019 and full operation a year later.
http://www.rechargenews.com/wind/1402258/...14mw-east-anglia-1-off-uk


Secound thought, kannst du hierzu näheres sagen, wie du darauf kommst?
Siemens hat Riesenprobleme mit der Zuverlässigkeit

Versteh ich nicht, wo doch 70% und mehr der overall installierten Offshorewindräder von diesem Hersteller kommen...bitte um Aufklärung

 

MHI Vestas' giant V164-8.0MW turbine is in the frame for Dong Energy's 450MW Borkum Riffgrund 2 offshore wind farm in the German North Sea, after the developer awarded preferred supplier status to the Japanese-Danish joint venture.
Sign-off on the order is expected "later this year" but hinges on a final investment decision (FID) on the project, which neighbours Dong's recently completed 312MW Borkum Riffgrund 1 wind farm.

“The performance of the 8MW turbine [which has been prototype tested onshore in Denmark] is decisive for us selecting it as the preferred turbine for the Borkum Riffgrund 2 development project," says Dong executive vice president Samuel Leupold.
http://www.rechargenews.com/wind/1402653/...-450mw-borkum-riffgrund-2

 

Läuft anscheinend gut an die V164

MHI Vestas Signs Conditional Contract for 330 MW Project
MHI-Vestas-Signs-Conditional-Contract-for-330-MW-Projectzoom
MHI Vestas Offshore Wind has entered into a conditional agreement with Dong Energy regarding phase 1 of the Walney Extension Offshore Wind Farm, comprising 330 MW.

The company added, they will disclose a company announcement in case the project translates into a firm and unconditional order.

Earlier this year, the Danish energy giant selected MHI Vestas as preferred supplier for phase 1 of the Walney Extension offshore wind farm. The joint venture is to supply V164-8.0 MW wind turbines for 330 MW project that will utilise blades produced at its UK factory on the Isle of Wight.

http://www.offshorewind.biz/2015/06/11/...ontract-for-330-mw-project/  

STOCKHOLM (Direkt) Den danska vindkraftverkproducenten Vestas Wind bekräftar att bolaget slutit ett villkorat avtal med energibolaget Dong om fas 1 i vindparken Walney, omfattande 330 megawatt. Det framgår av ett pressmeddelande. Börsredaktionen +46 8 5191 7910, http://twitter.com/direktse Nyhetsbyrån Direkt

MHI Vestas hat den ersten Report geliefert,der 15 Monate abdeckt. Der Hauptverdienst wird derzeit noch durch die kleineren Turbinen erbracht, der Umsatz betrug 402 Millionen Euro, der Gewinn 14 Millionen Euro. Um das in Relation zu sehen:die Muttergesellschaft liegt beim Umsatz bei 7 Milliarden,der Gewinn betrug 0,5 Milliarden.Die Geschäftsleitung ist zufrieden mit der Entwicklung und schreibt. das erste Jahr von MHI sei darauf ausgerichtet, neue Projekte in den Kernländern an Land zu ziehen und ein starkes Fundamnet für die zukünftige Entwicklung zu bauen.
Der Elefant im Raum ist natürlich die V164,die in den letzten Wochen mehrere grosse zukünftige Aufträge erhalten hat.Derzeit ist es jedoch die kleinere V 112 ,die das Essen auf den Tisch bringt.

Im Übrigen ist zu bemerken ,dass MHI erstmalig Ernst & Young als Accountant gewählt hat,bei Vestas war es bisher PWC
http://www.business.dk/energi/...sit-foerste-regnskab-med-tilfredshed  

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Clock ticking on Navitus consent
Clock ticking on Navitus consent
Clock ticking on Navitus consent image11/06/2015

UK planning officials have passed a recommendation for Eneco and EDF’s up to 970MW Navitus Bay offshore wind farm to the Secretary of State for final consideration.

DECC now has three months in which to issue a decision on the Round 3 project with the final determination due to be released on or before 11 September.

Navitus will feature 121 MHI Vestas V164 turbines under the original layout and up to 78 of the same machine at an alternative 630MW design also being considered by DECC.

The wind farm is located off the Dorset and Hampshire coast and to the west of the Isle of Wight in the south of England.

http://renews.biz/90066/clock-ticking-on-navitus-consent/