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Completion of AAER’s first hub casting |
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Pictures of the plant Pictures of the team
While pursuing its breakthrough in North America and Europe, AAER gets ready to assemble its first nacelles and is proud to have the first Aeolian hubs casted and crafted in Canada. “We believe in the importance to actively participate in Quebec economic development and support the expansion of local manufacturers”, declared Dave Gagnon, President and CEO of AAER.
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A1500 at the Town of Portsmouth, Rhode Island
“The 1.5-megawatt turbine generator is expected to provide more than 3 million kilowatt-hours of power a year – enough to provide the high school with its needs for electricity.”
The Providence Journal, available pictures
A1500 at the U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Base, Barstow, California
“This wind generation project is the first of its kind to be installed on a Marine Corps base and could lay the foundation for similar energy-conservation projects.”
Marine Corps Times , available pictures
A2000 at Criel-sur-Mer, France
"This agreement is of great strategic value to AAER and represents an important milestone in our growth. Besides marking our entry into the European market, it enables us to provide a technological showcase,” said Dave Gagnon, President and Chief Executive Officer of AAER.
Les Affaires, available pictures |
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| A-1000S |
A 1,000 kW stall-controlled three-bladed wind turbine designed for energy-efficient performance in all climates and geological conditions. |
| A-1500: |
| A 1,500 kW wind turbine with high-tech components for maximum availability in all types of wind conditions. |
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| A-1650: |
A 1,650 kW wind turbine. An optimized version of the A-1500 whit a new configuration improving the output performance. |
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A 2,000 kW wind turbine featuring a superposition gearbox concept with variable speed ratio, coupled to a synchronous generator that easily connects to the grid. |
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