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Windpower Offshore Weekly 07th November 2016

Windpower Offshore's weekly roundup of the top news from the offshore industry, companies, policy, wind projects, operations & maintenance and technology. For full access to articles, including our extensive web archive, subscribe to Windpower Offshore. Top Stories GE appoints new offshore CEO UNITED STATES: GE Renewable Energy has appointed John Lavelle as its new offshore chief executive officer (CEO), replacing Anders Soe Jensen. Mizuno replaces Kato as MHI Vestas co-CEO DENMARK: Offshore wind turbine manufacturer MHI Vestas has appointed Tetsushi Mizuno as its new co-CEO, replacing Jin Kato, to work alongside Jens Tommerup. JDR wins Hornsea Project One cabling deal UK: The majority of the inter-array cables for the world's largest offshore wind project will be made domestically as Dong Energy contracts Hartlepool-based firm JDR Cables. GIB independent trustees nominated as sale nears UK: Five independent trustees have been nominated to protect the green status of the Green Investment Bank (GIB) as its sale to an undisclosed private bidder nears completion. EVENT PROMOTION Are you an giving your blades the attention they really deserve?            Eduardo García Pérez, Head of Central Maintenance Europe at EDP Renewables said "to inspect and to repair small deteriorations of blades regularly is one of the most effective strategies to avoid major increments in future OPEX" . Like Eduardo, we recognise the attention your blades deserve. So, in  response to the wind industry's huge appetite for more technical knowledge on the topic, the Windpower Monthly Events team researched and produced the award-winning Blade Inspection, Damage & Repair Forum,  taking place in Amsterdam from 10-13 October. More info Technology 'Self-installing' turbine unveiled by Estyco Hitachi 5MW set for Spanish test site New Siemens foundations confirmed for Danish pilot First 8MW turbine installed offshore Hitachi adds to 5MW platform

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