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July 30, 2010 / Corporate
On the commemoration of its tenth anniversary, the Valor Econômico newspaper honored eight businessmen, each receiving the award Valor Especial (Special Value) for outstanding business management over the last decade, from Brazilian President Lula.
July 28, 2010 / Products & Solutions
Eskom, the state owned electricity utility company of South Africa, counted on WEG transformers to illuminate the FIFA World Cup 2010
July 08, 2010 / Products & Solutions
In December 2009, a team from Zest and WEG successfully commissioned the longest VSD-driven conveyor in Africa for Anglo Thermal’s Zibulo Coal Mine near Witbank in Mpumalanga.
June 18, 2010 / Products & Solutions
Automated exhaustion system uses WEG solution to produce 50% energy savings and reduce CO2 emissions by 23 tons
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February 25, 2009 / Products & Solutions
India is getting ready to receive another 64 large sized motors from WEG. Supplying is part of the second stage of the HNSS irrigation project that will bring benefits to more than 80 million people.
February 04, 2009 / Awards
The Boston Consulting Group publishes its list of the Top 100 Global Challengers of emerging countries at the 39th World Forum in Davos. WEG is once again among the Brazilian companies listed.
January 26, 2009 / Products & Solutions
WEG’s portfolio includes a special motor line that can be offered with lower starting current as required by the onshore and offshore applications.
January 14, 2009 / Products & Solutions
Weighing 241 tons, a three-phase oil transformer is the largest exported by WEG. It was specifically designed for Nokian Capacitors and it will play an important role in the distribution of energy in Scotland.
December 09, 2008 / Products & Solutions
WEG motors equip Flakt Woods Fans for ventilation towers of the longest tunnel in southeast Asia. Open in September, the Kallang-Paya Lebar Expressway in Singapore will reduce the northeast journey in up to 25%.
November 13, 2008 / Products & Solutions
The construction of WEG substations in eight new Group Votorantim factories estimated at $21 million continues a successful partnership that started in 2001.
