#PROKON 2007 SERIAL#

In 2017, Areva sold its stake in Adwen to Gamesa, after the merger of Gamesa and Siemens Wind Power was announced. Gamesa contributed its G132-5.0В MW Offshore turbine technology. The equally owned joint venture named Adwen was formed in 2015 and it was created on the basis of Areva Wind, including Areva's M5000-135 turbine and 8В MW turbine platform under development. In 2014, Areva and Gamesa CorporaciГіn TecnolГіgica started negotiations to create a joint venture for the offshore wind energy. In 2009, Areva Wind was selected as a turbine supplier for the Global Tech 1 offshore wind farm, in 2010 for the Borkum West II offshore wind farm and in 2012 for the Wikinger offshore wind farm. In 2009, Multibrid installed six wind turbines at the Alpha Ventus Offshore Wind Farm.

#PROKON 2007 SERIAL#

Three additional onshore turbines were installed in 2008 in order to develop expertise with tripods, large hub heights, erection, lifting equipment, logistics and serial manufacturing. The first prototype was installed in 2004.

Correspondingly, the company was renamed Areva Wind GmbH. Areva bought the remaining 49% of shares of Multibrid in 2010. In 2009, Areva acquired PN Rotor, which became Areva Blades. The French nuclear corporation Areva invested in Multibrid in 2007, buying 51% of the company's shares for в‚¬150 million. At the same year, Prokon Nord established a blade manufacturer PN Rotor GmbH. In 2007, Multibrid opened a wind turbine assembly plant in Bremerhaven. In 2003, Multibrid was bought by Prokon Nord Energiesysteme GmbH. Adwen was established as Multibrid GmbH by Pfleiderer Wind Energy GmbH in 2000, after acquiring Multibrid turbine technology from aerodyn Energiesysteme GmbH.

Prokon 2007