
Navantia and Windar bid for two new offshore wind energy orders
The good results of the alliance between the Asturian company Windar renovables and the public shipyards of Navantia are now joined by better expectations. Thus,
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The good results of the alliance between the Asturian company Windar renovables and the public shipyards of Navantia are now joined by better expectations. Thus,

The Asturian company Windar renovables is investigating with Arcelor the development of special steels, with greater strength and durability, for the parts of wind farms

The Asturian firm has just won a contract with Navantia for the world’s first floating offshore wind farm. Orlando Alonso presides over a company, Windar

Navantia and the Asturian company Windar renovables sealed yesterday in Oslo their second contract in the offshore wind sector in half a year. Hywind Scotland,
With this new contract for Iberdrola, Windar is proud to allow workers who had to leave for other areas due to the fall in employment

Industry and shipyards team up to provide technology for Northern European wind farms. The industry is already working on future offshore wind farms off the
The order allows the return of professionals who had gone elsewhere. The construction of the 29 jackets that Iberdrola has contracted to the alliance formed

Windar renovables has extensive experience in the manufacture of wind towers for offshore wind farms and also in the execution of components. Navantia has first-class

It was taken for granted since 19 January, but yesterday it was officially announced: ArcelorMittal will supply the 23,000 tonnes of thick sheet metal needed
The Regional Minister of Economy of the Principality of Asturias, Graciano Torre, has assessed before the journalists this contract of the Asturian group during the

Windar renovables – Daniel Alonso Group – and the public shipyard Navantia de Ferrol have just confirmed all the details of a new contract for

Windar renovables, in alliance with Navantia, is bidding for the award of eight offshore wind projects that would involve the manufacture of 570 off-shore components.
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