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* {|border="2" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4" width="90%" align="center"|align = "center" bgcolor = "#C5D9F1"|'''Vestas Announces 49S.No'''|align = "center" bgcolor = "#C5D9F1"|'''Date'''|align = "center" bgcolor = "#C5D9F1"|'''Details'''|align = "center" bgcolor = "#C5D9F1"|'''Source'''|-MW Order, 250|align = "center"|1|align = "center"|6th May<nowiki>’</nowiki>11|Danish wind-MW Frame Deal in Chinaturbine maker ''': Vestas Wind Systems A/S announced that ''' said today it signed a 49won an order for 34 units of its V90-3.0 MW contract wind turbine for a project in California owned by Canadian Brookfield Renewable Power Inc and US Coram California Development Management LLC. Vestas will be responsible for the delivery and commissioning of V80 the turbines and will provide service and maintenance for two years. It will as well provide a frame agreement VestasOnline Business SCADA system.The wind turbines are due for another 250 MW with Chinese Inner Mongolia delivery in the second half of 2011. Commissioning is scheduled to happen by late 2011.|align = "center"|ProQuest|-|align = "center"|2|align = "center"|4th May<nowiki>’</nowiki>11|'''Vestas''' has been handed a 250MW supply agreement by the Guibang Shengtai Investment Co Ltd. (GSI). The GSI has also signed the deal is for 24 V80 2MW turbines will be installed in for a project in Huitengxile , in the Chinese Inner Mongolia autonomous regionAutonomous Region. They are due for delivery in This is the third quarter of 2011. second 100MW<nowiki>+</nowiki> deal Vestas will deliver the turbines and supervise their installation and commissioninghas signed in China this week. It will as well provide a VestasOnline Business SCADA solution and service and maintenanceYesterday, it announced an unnamed customer had ordered 100MW (50 V90 2MW machines) for Shandong Province, China.|align = "center"|Windpower Monthly|-|align = "center"|3|align = "center"|19th April<brnowiki>’</nowiki>11 * |'''Vestas Wind Systems A,''' the world<nowiki>’</S Reports Earnings Results for the First Quarter of 2011; Provides Earnings Guidance for the First Half Year of 2011nowiki>s largest wind turbine manufacturer, has recently won a large contract from China Datang Corporation Renewable Power, said ''': Vestas Wind Systems A/S reported earnings results for the first quarter of 2011China''' Tuesday in Beijing. For the quarterThe contract includes an order for 25 two-megawatt wind turbines, which will be installed near the company reported revenue city of EUR 1,060 million, an increase of 25% relative Hulunbuir in North China<nowiki>’</nowiki>s Inner Mongolia autonomous region. The turbines are scheduled to be delivered in the first second quarter of 2010, and as announced realized a loss2011. The EBIT margin fell from |align = "center"|Factiva|-|align = "center"|4.6% to 6.5%. The development confirms that revenue |align = "center"|11th April<nowiki>’</nowiki>11|Hull and earnings may show major quarter-on-quarter fluctuations depending on Immingham (UK) are already the capacity utilization and country<nowiki>’</nowiki>s busiest ports by freight volumes. Land at the type docks could now become the hub for Britain<nowiki>’</nowiki>s wind revolution with Siemens, '''Vestas''' and Gamesa — giants of projects handed overthe global turbine manufacturing industry — all talking about locating factories there. The free cash flow |align = "center"|Factiva|-|align = "center"|5|align = "center"|31st March<nowiki>’</nowiki>11|'''Vestas '''said it was improved compared Britain<nowiki>’</nowiki>s commitment to the first quarter so-called Round 3 developments of 2010 by EUR 116 million huge offshore wind farms to EUR 431 million. The first half year create up to 32,000 megawatts of 2011 is expected capacity — or up to break even against an EBIT loss a third of EUR 219 million during the first half year nation<nowiki>’</nowiki>s potential power output — that had prompted it to develop the new V164 turbine. However, the company refused to commit itself to building a manufacturing plant in the UK to construct the turbines. Vestas sailed into controversy in 2009 when it closed Britain<nowiki>’</nowiki>s only wind turbine manufacturing plant — producing smaller onshore turbine on the Isle of 2010Wight with the loss of 425 jobs.|align = "center"|Times|-|}