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RWE expands partnership with GE Vernova to secure U.S.- made components for two energy projects

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RWE selects American manufacturer GE Vernova to supply more than 100 domestically produced wind turbines for 308 MW of energy projects in West TexasAffirms commitment to advancing America's manufacturing renaissance and energy dominance through partnerships with leading U.S. companiesRWE investment…

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100+ US-made wind turbines are headed to 2 RWE Texas projects

GE Vernova is going to supply more than 100 US-made wind turbines to renewables developer RWE for 308 MW of wind projects in west Texas.

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RWE expands partnership with GE Vernova to secure U.S.- made components for two energy projects

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GE Vernova and RWE Sign Wind Energy Agreement in Texas

GE Vernova to Supply 109 Onshore Wind Turbines for Two RWE Wind Farms in the US GE Vernova has signed an agreement with RWE to supply 109 onshore wind turbines for the Honey Mesquite Wind Farm in Glasscock County, Texas, and to refuel the Forest Creek Wind Farm near Big Spring, Texas. The Forest Creek … Continue reading GE Vernova and RWE Sign Wind Energy Agreement in Texas →

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GE Vernova unveils deals with RWE for 109 wind turbines to power Texas onshore projects

Publicly announced supply agreements have been rare since President Donald Trump took office aiming to thwart sector development

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RWE's first Dutch BESS online, commissioning ongoing for grid-forming second

Independent power producer (IPP) RWE has commissioned a 35MW/41MWh BESS in the Netherlands, while commissioning is progressing on a smaller system with grid-forming capabilities.

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